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How to format dates in microsoft access queries

SELECT convert(varchar, getdate(), 101)

In Microsoft SQL Server, the above query returns the current date in the format

mm/dd/yyyy - 05/01/2014

What is its Microsoft Access query equivalent? I have tried CDate(MyDateValue) but this does not retain leading zeroes. In the example above, it returns

5/1/2014

but i need the leading zeroes.

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StackTrace Avatar asked May 13 '14 07:05

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1 Answers

try using

format

select Format (#05/01/2014#, "mm/dd/yyyy") 

more info here

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vhadalgi Avatar answered Nov 01 '22 13:11

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