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But from this point on, I don't know how to make it look like September 2009.
My plan was to use it on the footer like this: "Printed on <+0>&Last_Month_Year "
I have been searching Focal Point and couldn't find a similar situation. I had been searching the "Almost 1001 Ways to Work With DATES in WebFOCUS" book but can't find the solution.
Thanks in advance for helping!This message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,
Im sure it will work with just a few more changes. I was able to remove the date but I could not fix the century. It must had something to do with our y2k threshold settings.
I did the one in the DEFINE section and it worked fine.
Thanks again! I think I will meet tomorrow's deadline for this report because of this!