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Old June 7th, 2004, 12:22 PM
janecline
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how can I convert a date field to the unique sequential
numeric number the computer assigns to each day(my
understanding is the computer automatically assigns a
unique sequential number)
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Old June 7th, 2004, 01:18 PM
Van T. Dinh
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Default converting date to numeric

Perhaps, it is better to post follow-up questions / clarifications in your
original thread(s) where respondents have attempted to answer your question
rather than posting a new thread.

With the original thread(s) where potential respondents can see the previous
attempted answers and won't offer the same attempts.

For your info., each date value in JET / Access / VB is a number represent
the number of days prior to / since 30/12/1899 (this is day zero). Since it
is already numeric, you don't have to "convert" a date value to numeric. It
is also unique for each day (in the valid range of date values) and
sequential (today = yesterday + 1, tomorrow = today + 1).

You may like to clarify what you want in the original thread ...

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Van T. Dinh
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"janecline" wrote in message
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how can I convert a date field to the unique sequential
numeric number the computer assigns to each day(my
understanding is the computer automatically assigns a
unique sequential number)



 




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