DatePart() expects a CF datetime object, so I'm surprised it works at
all with a text date. Parse the date with LSParseDateTime() (assuming
you have used setLocale() and then datePart() will work properly:
DatePart(LSParseDateTime("12/02/2005"))
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Henderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 31 May 2005 6:07
To: CF-Talk
Subject: DatePart problem
I want to extract the month from a date that is in the format dd/m/yyyy,
so I've tried using DatePart (access is the database format). The
problem I have is that, by default, DatePart always seems to presume the
entry is in the m/dd/yyyy format and thus, it's setting the month from
the day (where possible).
An example: from 12/02/2005 (12th February 2005) DatePart will select
the 12 as the month. From 25/02/2005, it obviously works correctly, due
to a lack of alternatives.
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