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Description Syntax Return
Datatype Example Migration
Year Function - Visual Basic 6.0 (VB 6.0) |
| Returns a Variant (Integer) containing a whole number
representing the year. |
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Syntax: |
Year(date)
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Description |
| date |
Required. Variant, numeric expression, string expression,
or any combination, that can represent a date. |
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Return Data type: |
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Integer |
Example: |
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Result |
Remark |
| Year(Date) |
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Current System Year |
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| Year(#Feb 28 1990#) |
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| Year(DateAdd("q", 5, date)) |
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| Year(1) |
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from 31/12/1899 |
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| Year(unknown) |
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from 30/12/1899 |
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| Year(Null) |
Null |
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| Year(True) |
1899 |
from 29/12/1899 |
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| Year(False) |
1899 |
from 30/12/1899 |
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Year Function in VB Script (VBS) |
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Year Function in JScript (JS) |
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Year Function in ASP (Active Server Page) |
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Year Function in PHP Script |
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Year Function in MS-Access |
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Year Function in MS SQL Server |
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Year Function in Oracle |
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Year Function in C Language |
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Year Function in C++ Language |
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Year Function in Foxpro |
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Year Function in Fortran |
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Year Function in MS Excel Sheet |
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Date Function