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microsoft training access course - Date$ Time$
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Wed 7 Feb 2007, 14:35Delegate Clare said...
Clare has attended:
Access Introduction course
Date$ Time$
Can you please tell me what the dollar sign represents in the Built in Functions under Functions under the Build option.
There seems to time, time$, date and date$ - what is the difference between them?
Wed 7 Feb 2007, 16:39Trainer Garry said...
RE: Date$ Time$
Returns the current time. Time$()gives it as a string.
Gives today's date. Date$() gives it as a string.
A "string" is a series of bits that represents some piece of text in human language. What you're reading now is text. Strings are how this text is represented inside a computer.
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