Converting Two Date/time Fields To One Integer
Sep 15, 2006
Hi,
I'm combining two date/time fields in a query to an integer. The first field has the date, the second the time. I'd like the resulting integer to be without the opening 0. How can I do that?
That is, these are the two fields:
2006-09-14 (date/time)
15:00:20 (date/time)
And I'd like those two combined to be 60914150020 (integer) in the third field in the query.
Grateful for advice!
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Sep 5, 2007
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Code:
Function SortStart(StartTime As String) As Integer
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Code:
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Date
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Has anybody any idea ?
100 x thanks in advance
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