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September 22nd 06, 04:01 PM
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UserProperties Date/Time format
I have a lot of date/time fields in a public folder and its corresponding
form, formatted as "9/22/2006" or "8:24 AM" depending on their application and user preference. These formats hold within the form, but if I populate a Word doc's bookmarks using UserProperties, they are all formatted as "9/22/2006 8:24:00 AM" which makes a big ugly mess. I can use FormatDateTime( ) on the UserProperties, but it does not offer a good solution for time. vbShortTime format is military time. vbLongTime includes the seconds, which I don't want either. It would seem I'm faced with these choices: Pull the display values from the form controls instead of the UserProperties. Doing string manipulation on the UserProperties to obtain time strings like "8:24 AM" Redo the Word template with Form fields formatted as desired (would this even work?) . Are there other simpler approaches? Thanks, Bill Le May 
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