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Formatting  Dates in a Table

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Squashed Tom - 24 Jul 2007 14:22 GMT
I wish to format dates in a table before I export them into Publisher.

They currently state - HH:MM:SS PM and I wish to change to
HH: MM

I've tried replace, but it gives a "cannot find the data you're looking for
message.
Any ideas??
Thanks
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Squashed Tom

Joan Wild - 24 Jul 2007 14:28 GMT
You don't really want to change the format in your tables.

Instead create a query based on your table and export the query.  You can use the following in a column of your query to get the format you want.
Format([OrderDate],"hh:nn")

Look up Format in help - you use nn for minutes; mm is for months.

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>I wish to format dates in a table before I export them into Publisher.
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> Any ideas??
> Thanks
Joseph Meehan - 24 Jul 2007 17:59 GMT
> I wish to format dates in a table before I export them into Publisher.
>
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> Any ideas??
> Thanks

   To add to Joan's response remember that a Table should be considered as
nothing more than a bucket in which data is dumped for storage.  It has a
label on the bucket defining the data in each field.  Use forms, queries &
reports to enter, edit and display data.  You will be happier in the long
run.

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