Format date to MM/dd/yy

vimo
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I am modifying a report in NAV 2009 report writer to be used in RTC. I am trying to format the date in the page header to look like 01/01/16 and it is not working for me. The field contains the following value: =code.GetData(8,3). I put MM/dd/yy in the Format property, but it is not working. It does work in reports that use =ReportItems!... Can someone help me with this? Thanks!
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Use formatting before passing variable to RDLC.
Replace in Object designer FORMAT(YourDate,0,'<Month,2>/<Day,2>/<Year4>') except just YourDate.
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I figured out an easier way to format. Put this in the cell that holds the fields:
= CSTR(FORMAT(last(Fields!price.Value),"#,##0.00")) +CHR(177)
+ CSTR(FORMAT(last(Fields!cost.Value),"#,##0.00")) +CHR(177)
Works every time.5
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Use formatting before passing variable to RDLC.
Replace in Object designer FORMAT(YourDate,0,'<Month,2>/<Day,2>/<Year4>') except just YourDate.
Nav Upgrades and DEV outsourcing
Reports transformation to RDLC
List -1h , Complex List -3h, Document -4h (dev hours)
navisionupgrade.com5 -
Yes Vimo try doing it from NAV only so that from dataset only it has the formatted values instead of trying to achieve it in visual studio.Thanks
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GetData gives you a string, not a date. If you wanted to use RDL's formatting, you'd need to convert the string to a date first. Unless you need an interactive report, go with what my predecessors recommended.0
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Thank you all!!! It worked.
I placed the formatting in the classic report in the SourcExpr property: FORMAT("Sales Header"."Shipment Date",0,'<Month,2>/<Day,2>/<Year,2>');
Now when I run the RTC report, the date is formatted perfectly!0 -
I figured out an easier way to format. Put this in the cell that holds the fields:
= CSTR(FORMAT(last(Fields!price.Value),"#,##0.00")) +CHR(177)
+ CSTR(FORMAT(last(Fields!cost.Value),"#,##0.00")) +CHR(177)
Works every time.5
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