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How do I convert the Active Directory formatted dates exported by CSVDE when
viewing in Excel to a readable format?
viewing in Excel to a readable format?
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Al Mulnick
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=...en&lr=&q=ldifde+%22date+format%22&btnG=Search
You may have some luck with the dsquery tools by sending the output to a
text file. I haven't checked to see if it converts for you or not though.
Al
You may have some luck with the dsquery tools by sending the output to a
text file. I haven't checked to see if it converts for you or not though.
Al
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D-a-n_L
It never ceases to amaze me how Microsoft or other vendors for that case can
pump out pounds of code that is very useful and quality yet can overlook
such a simple thing like making an extracted field easily readable by the
masses?
pump out pounds of code that is very useful and quality yet can overlook
such a simple thing like making an extracted field easily readable by the
masses?
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Al Mulnick
I suppose since most people don't look at those (you've been doing this a
while and are just now getting to it, am I right?) they figured putting it
in .NET would be enough.
I could be wrong though.
Al
while and are just now getting to it, am I right?) they figured putting it
in .NET would be enough.
I could be wrong though.
Al
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D-a-n_L
True...
Al Mulnick said:I suppose since most people don't look at those (you've been doing this a
while and are just now getting to it, am I right?) they figured putting it
in .NET would be enough.
I could be wrong though.
Al