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I'm sorry if this has already been answered before, but here goes.

The macro @YEAR will give you a four-digit year. Is it possible to get a two-digit year?

Thanks,

Stu

Posted (edited)

You mean like, 2004 = 04 ?

Then try this :

$YEAR = StringRight(@YEAR, 2)
MsgBox(64, "", $YEAR)

Good luck !

EDIT : Holy cow, JdeB :D

You mean something like: StringRight(@YEAR,2)

(I became busy when I started to write my post, so it got delayed..) Edited by Helge
Guest solidarity
Posted

Perfect!

Thanks,

Stu

Posted

Another option, to keep it strictly numeric:

$y = Mod(@YEAR, 100)

Take a look at the MOD function in the help file.

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