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Booth said
>>But John, they don't see " 00/00/00". They see " " (blanks,
>>nada, nothing) so we don't have to explain anything. We also don't have
>>to do anything. It just happens that way. If users start seeing
>>"1/01/0001" popping up everywhere they'll kid the daylights out of us. If
>>we have to start coding separate fields, doing IFGTs, and setting up work
>>fields we won't have gained a single advantage.
John Carr wrote:
> BTW are you using a 'Z' EDTCDE to get the "Blank" effect? I thought not
> using 'Y' EDTCDE on a date was against the law?
John,
I regularly use EDTWRD(' / / ') instead of EDTCDE(Y) to display dates.
Users like seeing blanks for "absence of a date" than seeing 0/00/00.
Joe Teff
QDS
Bloomington, MN
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