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Date Function
This standard VB function returns a string representing the current date as determined by the computer's clock.
Syntax
Date[$]
Returns
The current date, as a value of type string.
Usage
The Date function returns a ten-character string.
The dollar sign ($) in the function name is optional. If it is included, the return type is string. Otherwise the function returns a variant of vartype 8 (string).
Example
This example displays the date for one week from today's date (the current date on the computer).
Sub Button_Click
Dim nextweek
nextweek = CVar(Date) + 7
End SubSee Also
CVDate Function
Date Statement
DateSerial Function
Format Function
Now Function
Time Function
Time Statement
Timer Function
TimeSerial Function
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Siebel VB Language Reference Published: 18 June 2003 |