A family of Microsoft relational database management systems designed for ease of use.
Clng([datefield]) should do it. The date is actually stored as a Double count of days and fractions of a day (time) since midnight December 30, 1899.
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Hello all,
I'm trying to get in MS access SQL the serial number (For "43483" for "01/18/2018") for a date. I tried various functions but none of them worked.
Any recommendations?
Thanks,
Al
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Clng([datefield]) should do it. The date is actually stored as a Double count of days and fractions of a day (time) since midnight December 30, 1899.
Clng([datefield]) should do it. The date is actually stored as a Double count of days and fractions of a day (time) since midnight December 30, 1899.
Thank you!