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I attempted to use the code that you provided, but I received incorrect results. &nbsp;The attached picture files show 1) the subject line in the subscription 2) the subject line as it is displayed when the email is sent. &nbsp;I tried adding the &quot;=&quot; in front of the FormatDate, but that had no impact on the displayed results. &nbsp;Thanks.<br />
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I attempted to use the code that you provided, but I received incorrect results.  The attached picture files show 1) the subject line in the subscription 2) the subject line as it is displayed when the email is sent.  I tried adding the "=" in front of the FormatDate, but that had no impact on the displayed results.  Thanks.
Screenshot.bmp [https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2009/02_w09/109977/Screenshot.bmp]
Subject.bmp [https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2009/02_w09/109978/Subject.bmp]

This is how the subject line is displayed in the email.

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This is the reporting services subscription screen.

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The default &quot;@ExecutionTime&quot; in the subject line of a Reporting Services email subscribtion results in both the date and time. &nbsp;I do not want the time to appear in the subject. &nbsp;Is there a way to apply formatting to @ExecutionTime so that only the date appears?
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The default "@ExecutionTime" in the subject line of a Reporting Services email subscribtion results in both the date and time.  I do not want the time to appear in the subject.  Is there a way to apply formatting to @ExecutionTime so that only the date appears?

Reporting Services Subject Line @ExecutionTime

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