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label1.caption = Date$<br />
label2.caption = Time$
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label1.caption = Date$
label2.caption = Time$

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I want the label1.caption to say Wednesday when I load the form today and Thursday when I load the form tomorrow.
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I want the label1.caption to say Wednesday when I load the form today and Thursday when I load the form tomorrow.

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&quot;Now&quot; gives you the current time, which given the formatting specifiers will produce the two captions you need.
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"Now" gives you the current time, which given the formatting specifiers will produce the two captions you need.

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Hey Experts,<br />
<br />
I want to make...<br />
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label1.caption = to the day of the week.<br />
label2.caption = full date and time<br />
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So when I load the form...<br />
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label1.caption says &quot;Wednesday&quot;<br />
label2.caption says &quot;2011-03-31 20:39:00PM&quot;<br />
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Thanx!
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Hey Experts,

I want to make...

label1.caption = to the day of the week.
label2.caption = full date and time

So when I load the form...

label1.caption says "Wednesday"
label2.caption says "2011-03-31 20:39:00PM"

Thanx!

VB6 Get day of the week

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