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MS Access Forum / New Users / April 2005

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Formatting numbers and date

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Sunayan Sanatani - 14 Apr 2005 19:10 GMT
I am not able to get anything from the help section in Access regarding the
two things that I want to do:

(1) want to enter date in any record in the format dd/mm/yyyy and this is
not available as an option.The closest I can get to is dd-month-yy( eg
17-May-04 ) and this is not what I need.

(2) Want to enter numbers with leading zeros eg the number displayed in any
record must be always a five digit one ( 323 should be displayed as 00323,
4561 and 04561 and 23596 as just that)

I am able to do both the above in Excel but somehow in Access the formatting
options do not appear to be available

Thanks and regards

Sunayan
Douglas J. Steele - 14 Apr 2005 19:23 GMT
You can type formats even if they don't appear in the list.

Try dd/mm/yyyy and 00000 as formats.

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>I am not able to get anything from the help section in Access regarding the
> two things that I want to do:
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> Sunayan
 
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