>>Moved to VFP 6.0 because my company was very concerned about being Year 2000 certified. Now my clients have come across some inconsistencies in how VFP 6.0 handles dates.
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>>Client enters
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>>"02/01/0000" and "02/01/000" are "invalid date".
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>>"03/01/0000" and "03/01/000" are valid dates, except on a grid they convert to "03/01/1900".
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>>My clients are not happy. Anyone have any info on this?

>Hi Brenda,

>Since there was no year 0, both dates are actually invalid. In the grid's text box control, you might add a check for year 0 and return .F. (preventing exiting the control) if the year evaluates to zero.

Actually, I would have to check for year 0 everywhere BUT in the grid. "03/01/0000" is a valid date everywhere, EXCEPT on a grid. On a grid it converts to "03/01/1900". How would I check for the client entering "03/01/0000" and VFP 6.0 converting it to "03/01/1900"?

Brenda