It works but why would you prefer the most complicated when the
simpler is available?
BTW I avoid to use 'it' every time it appears possible and prefer to
declare a variable of my own: 'it' can be changed by some commands
along a handler and this is able to put a mess :-)
Le 17 janv. 08 à 16:24, Dave a écrit :
On 17 Jan 2008, at 15:04, Eric Chatonet wrote:
From Convert docs:
If the dateAndTime is a container, the converted date and time is
placed in the container, replacing the previous contents. If the
dateAndTime is a string, the converted date and time is placed in
the it variable.
So in your case, returned value is not in 'it' but in 'myFieldValue'
Opps! Missed that bit! What happens if you use 0 + myFieldValue?????
(which is how I got around the problem)
All the Best
Dave
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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