Text Box Default Value With Date / Time / Year

Aug 9, 2012

I am having an issue trying to add the year at the end of the following line:

=(1000000*(Month(Now())))+(10000*(Day(Now())))+(10 0*Hour(Now()))+(1*Minute(Now()))

If I put + (Year(Date())) it doesn't work..What I want displayed is this: 80911512012

8 = month
09 = day
1151 = time
2012 = year

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