Hi,
I'm drawing data for a report from SQL-Server via a pass-through query.
The date fields are showing as yyyy/mm/dd whereas I need them to be displayed as dd/mm/yyyy.
If using an ordinary select query know I could use something like;
=Format([datefield],"dd/mm/yyyy"). However, there's no way of doing this in a PT query (that I know of) and SQL doesn't have a formatDate function.
I could draw the data into a temp table or access query and format from there but that seems like a lot of overhead especially for a large number of records.
I'm sure that I'm not the first person to have crashed into this issue and be grateful to hear how others handled it.
Regards
SmallTime
I'm drawing data for a report from SQL-Server via a pass-through query.
The date fields are showing as yyyy/mm/dd whereas I need them to be displayed as dd/mm/yyyy.
If using an ordinary select query know I could use something like;
=Format([datefield],"dd/mm/yyyy"). However, there's no way of doing this in a PT query (that I know of) and SQL doesn't have a formatDate function.
I could draw the data into a temp table or access query and format from there but that seems like a lot of overhead especially for a large number of records.
I'm sure that I'm not the first person to have crashed into this issue and be grateful to hear how others handled it.
Regards
SmallTime