Hi
Is it posiible that this error message:
Incorrect data type for operator or @Function!
comes from this code that is placed in default value!
date:=@Adjust(@Today;0;1;0;0;0;0);
day:=@Day(date);
day:=day-1;
date:=@Adjust(date;0;0;-day;0;0;0);
date
Hi
Is it posiible that this error message:
Incorrect data type for operator or @Function!
comes from this code that is placed in default value!
date:=@Adjust(@Today;0;1;0;0;0;0);
day:=@Day(date);
day:=day-1;
date:=@Adjust(date;0;0;-day;0;0;0);
date
Subject: Incorrect data type
Hello Brane,
try to study @Adjust formula …
here is the format
@Adjust( dateToAdjust ; years ; months ; days ; hours ; minutes ; seconds ; [DST] )
Sample
@Adjust (@Now;0;0;-1;0;0;0)
Regards,
James
Subject: RE: Incorrect data type
I want the formula to set the date on the first of the next month!
Not just one day back!
Thanks
Subject: RE: Incorrect data type
vdate := @Adjust(@Today;0;1;0;0;0;0);vdtext := @Text(vdate);
newvdate := @Word(vdtext;“/”;1) + “/01” + @Word(vdtext;“/”;3);
@TextToTime(newvdate)
Subject: RE: Incorrect data type
It doesnt work!
Thanks anyway!
Subject: RE: Incorrect data type
Works for me…
I just put it in an button…
vdate := @Adjust(@Today;0;1;0;0;0;0);
vdtext := @Text(vdate);
newvdate := @Word(vdtext;“/”;1) + “/01” + @Word(vdtext;“/”;3);
@Prompt([Ok];“display”;newvdate)
and it showed 01/01/2007