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MsgBox Format(&lt;yourDate&gt;, &quot;mmyy&quot;)
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This is what I have in my code currently:<br />
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lexpire = Format(vexpire, &quot;mmyy&quot;) &nbsp; ' where vexpire = &quot;10/31/2006&quot;<br />
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lexpire gets set to 10/2/1902 , both vexpire and lexpire as Date field types<br />
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This is what I have in my code currently:


lexpire = Format(vexpire, "mmyy")   ' where vexpire = "10/31/2006"

lexpire gets set to 10/2/1902 , both vexpire and lexpire as Date field types



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you mean lexpire has to be defined as a string, not a date.. &nbsp;That worked.. &nbsp;Thanks...
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you mean lexpire has to be defined as a string, not a date..  That worked..  Thanks...

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I have a date: 11/04/2006 and I want it to be formatted to MMYY, so it would = 1106, is there a formatting function that will do this?
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I have a date: 11/04/2006 and I want it to be formatted to MMYY, so it would = 1106, is there a formatting function that will do this?

format date

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