Forms Data Controls :: Format Datetime In Gridview Print Or SelectCommand?
Mar 10, 2010
This grid looks great in the browser, but when printing, the date is duplicated - one w/ the correct format and one w/ the full datetime format (including hh:mm:ss). I've tried converting the datetime in the Select query, but keep running into error messages.
Here's the query:
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And here's the grid, using an Obout control:
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