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Thread: Exporting using MagicCell formatting

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    Bob Cummings Guest

    Exporting using MagicCell formatting

    I am exporting a field which I want to format in two different ways, one to display a date and the other to display a time.

    This is how I am doing it:

    MyDb.dbOptions="Exportmagic=true,DateFormat=DD-MMMM-YYYY"
    Mydb.dbMagicCell="STARTTIME,,Format=[hh:mm]"

    I works but the variable containing the StartTime data also shows html tags (eg <font> etc). Is there any way round this?

    Bob Cummings

  2. #2
    Mark Guest

    Exporting using MagicCell formatting (reply)

    Bob,
    Use &#34;RAW&#34; export. See example at:
    http://208.196.181.86/test/test-raw-date.asp
    Mark.

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    Bob Cummings at 4/27/01 8:52:57 AM

    I am exporting a field which I want to format in two different ways, one to display a date and the other to display a time.

    This is how I am doing it:

    MyDb.dbOptions=&#34;Exportmagic=true,DateFormat=DD-MMMM-YYYY&#34;
    Mydb.dbMagicCell=&#34;STARTTIME,,Format=[hh:mm]&#34;

    I works but the variable containing the StartTime data also shows html tags (eg <font> etc). Is there any way round this?

    Bob Cummings

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