datePart Function
 

Hi there,

Is there DatePart function, like that found in MS Access, which enables me
to separate day, month and year, filtering then, on specific parts of a date?
--
Carlee

datePart Function
 

=TEXT(cell name containing date,"dddd")

use "mmm" for abbrev. month name
use "yyyy" for year

I think this will work for what you want.

Brent


"Carlee" wrote:

Hi there,

Is there DatePart function, like that found in MS Access, which enables me
to separate day, month and year, filtering then, on specific parts of a date?
--
Carlee

datePart Function
 

Hi Carlee,

The DatePart function is available in Excel VBA.

Sub test()
Dim iDay As Integer
Dim iYear As Integer
Dim iMonth As Integer

iYear = DatePart("yyyy", Now)
iMonth = DatePart("m", Now)
iDay = DatePart("d", Now)

'or you can also use:
iYear = Year(Now)
iMonth = Month(Now)
iDay = Day(Now)

End Sub



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Hope that helps.

Vergel Adriano


"Carlee" wrote:

Hi there,

Is there DatePart function, like that found in MS Access, which enables me
to separate day, month and year, filtering then, on specific parts of a date?
--
Carlee