>Interesting naming convention
Which?
>Your original table has date in character format. When you produce CSV can you change it to date (use CTOD, if you want)?
Do you mean IntermTable? That has just been created by importing the XLS. How can I use CTOD() in that process?
I had no initial input in the production of the XLS/CSV, but had to reformat it somewhat to get it to feed to this program.
Si ... don't understand. Thanks
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>>Hi Chaps
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>>I've written a prog to work in FPD, to read in an XLS/CSV file and create a table (from a given copy struct).
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>>For ease of use I've been testing it in VFP and everything's hunky-dory. BUT the resultant table is not knowable from FPD26. So I've rebuilt the FPD proj and created a new EXE for it.
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>>When I run this, a date field that yields, say, 11/04/2006 in VFP, ends up with XX/XX/1920.
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>>I've got century on, date british
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>>Select IntermTable
>>Locate
>>Skip
>>Scan Rest
>> Scatter MEMVAR
>> Select DestFB1
>> Append Blank
>> Replace Operator with tnOperator, ;
>> Journey with VAL( m.B), ;
>> Route with PADL( ALLTRIM( m.C), 4, "0"), ;
>> Date with CTOD( m.E), ;
>> Class with PADL( ALLTRIM( m.D), 4, "0"), ;
>> TickTime with ALLTRIM( m.F), ;
>> Number with VAL( m.G), ;
>> Fare with VAL( m.H), ;
>> Value with VAL( m.I), ;
>> OStage with PADL( ALLTRIM( m.J), 4, "0"), ;
>> DStage with PADL( ALLTRIM( m.K), 4, "0"), ;
>> Driver with VAL( m.L), ;
>> Bus with VAL( m.M), ;
>> Duty with VAL( m.N)
>>EndScan
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>>IntermTable is that into which the XLS is initially imported.
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>>The s/s/ date is in the form: XX-XX-2006
>>I've just realised that I haven't Set Mark to "-" - would that make any difference?
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>>Obviously, somewhere the s/w is treating the date as short (as with Cent off) but I can't figure out how/why.
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>>Any ideas?
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>>'ppreciate it
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>>Terry
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