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Description Syntax Return
Datatype Example Migration
DateSerial Function - Visual Basic
6.0 (VB 6.0) |
| Returns a Variant (Date) for a specified year, month,
and day. |
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Syntax: |
DateSerial(year, month, day)
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Description |
| year |
Required; Integer. Number between 100 and 9999, inclusive,
or a numeric expression. |
| month |
Required; Integer. Any numeric expression. |
| day |
Required; Integer. Any numeric expression. |
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Return Data type: |
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Date |
Example: |
DateSerial Returns Results in System's
Short Date Format.
Current System's Short Date Format: dd/MM/yyyy.
Current System Date and Time is:
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Result |
Remark |
| DateSerial(1977, 5, 14) |
14/05/1977 |
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| DateSerial(1977 - 10, 5 - 2, 1 - 1) |
28/02/1967 |
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| DateSerial(1967, 2, 31) |
03/03/1967 |
Auto Correct Invalid Date |
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DateSerial Function in VB Script (VBS) |
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DateSerial Function in JScript (JS) |
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DateSerial Function in ASP (Active Server Page) |
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DateSerial Function in PHP Script |
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DateSerial Function in MS-Access |
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DateSerial Function in MS SQL Server |
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DateSerial Function in Oracle |
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DateSerial Function in C Language |
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DateSerial Function in C++ Language |
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DateSerial Function in Foxpro |
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DateSerial Function in Fortran |
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DateSerial Function in MS Excel Sheet |
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