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Jennifer Robertson
This is a follow up to the dateTime/xml problem.
I use the function .Execute FindText method. I'm looking for all the
instances of "T00:00:00" in the xml file and replacing it with "" ie
nothing. That is fine.
However if I use wildcards instead of the zeros in the search string (to
grab all the nonzero times), it will delete the time, but replace it with
00.
Thus a date of 2009-06-06T00:00:00 in the first instance would be
transformed to 2009-06-06.
A date of 2009-06-06T00:00:00 in the second instance would be transformed to
2009-06-0600
Odd. Any ideas?
I use the function .Execute FindText method. I'm looking for all the
instances of "T00:00:00" in the xml file and replacing it with "" ie
nothing. That is fine.
However if I use wildcards instead of the zeros in the search string (to
grab all the nonzero times), it will delete the time, but replace it with
00.
Thus a date of 2009-06-06T00:00:00 in the first instance would be
transformed to 2009-06-06.
A date of 2009-06-06T00:00:00 in the second instance would be transformed to
2009-06-0600
Odd. Any ideas?