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*The syntax for the function DATEVALUE in ZOS is <math>DATEVALUE(String)</math>. | *The syntax for the function DATEVALUE in ZOS is <math>DATEVALUE(String)</math>. | ||
*<math>String</math> is representing the date in the required format. | *<math>String</math> is representing the date in the required format. | ||
− | *For e.g.,DATEVALUE(# | + | *For e.g., DATEVALUE(#01/01/1998-6/01/1998) |
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Revision as of 13:51, 14 May 2018
DATEVALUE(String)
- represents a date in CALCI format
Description
- This function gives the serial number of the given .
- This is used to convert a date in the form of text to a specified serial number.
- By default , the serial number starts from 1/1/1900.
- i.e the serial number of "8/15/1947" or "15-Aug-1947" is 53918.
- This function will give the result as Error, when the is below 1/1/1900.
- If the year value is not entered in the , this function will consider the current year.
- Time information in is ignored.
ZOS
- The syntax for the function DATEVALUE in ZOS is .
- is representing the date in the required format.
- For e.g., DATEVALUE(#01/01/1998-6/01/1998)
Examples
- =DATEVALUE("3/20/2005")=38431
- =DATEVALUE("6/7/1960")=58599
- =DATEVALUE("1-APR-1976")=27851
- =DATEVALUE("12/12")=37237 for the current year 2013.
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