very simple

    Dim d As Date
    Dim s As String

    d = Now
    Print d
    s = Str(d)
    Print s
    s = Replace(s, ".", "")
    s = Replace(s, ":", "")
    s = Replace(s, " ", "")
    Print s


2012/2/7 abbat <abbat...@mail.ru>

>
> How to get a Date without any separators, splash and dots?
>
> In VB.NET  I can get it by:
> Dim T = Now.ToString("MMddyyyyHHmmss")
>
> I get "02062012192533"
>
> In "HOW TO" I could not find such exemple.
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> Thanks
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