Need Your Help! How to Convert Date of Birth from Digits to Words (Text) Ms Access?

[ZKMPk]

i am beginner dont understand coding very well, i saw a post in which i get code but i dont know it will work or now and i dont know how to use it in VBA. can anybody teach me ?
Like 1/1/2000 First January of Two Thousand

Option Compare Database
Option Explicit

Sub Test()
Dim TestDate As Date
TestDate = CDate("11.04.2013")
Dim dtString As String
dtString = DateInWords(TestDate)

MsgBox (dtString)
End Sub

Function DateInWords(dt As Date) As String
Dim strDays As String, SplitDays
strDays = "Day_1,Day_2,Day_3,Day_4,Day_5,Day_6,Day_7,Day _8,D ay_9,Day_10,Day_11,Day_12,Day_13,Day_14,Day_15,Day _16,Day_17,Day_18,Day_19,Day_20,Day_21,Day_22,Day_ 23,Day_24,Day_25,Day_26,Day_27,Day_28,Day_29,Day_3 0,Day_31"
SplitDays = Split(strDays, ",")
Dim strMothes As String, SplitMonthes
strMothes = "Month_1,Month_2,Month_3,Month_4,Month_5,Month _6,M onth_7,Month_8,Month_9,Month_10,Month_11,Month_12"
SplitMonthes = Split(strMothes, ",")
Dim strYears As String, SplitYears
strYears = "Year_2010,Year_2011,Year_2012,Year_2013,Year_ 2014 ,Year_2015,Year_2016,Year_2017,Year_2018,Year_2019 ,Year_2020"
SplitYears = Split(strYears, ",")

Dim strDay As String
strDay = SplitDays(Day(dt) - 1)
Dim strMonth As String
strMonth = SplitMonthes(Month(dt) - 1)
Dim strYear As String
strYear = SplitYears(Year(dt) - 2010)

DateInWords = strDay & " " & strMonth & ", " & strYear
End Function

[#2]

That function will not provide you with the result you desire.  For instance, using the Test sub, it returns

Day_4 Month_11, Year_2013

I'd suggest you look at https://www.extendoffice.com/documents/excel/4694-excel-date-to-words.html as it will give you the format you are seeking.

[#3]

@ZKMPk 

I'm not sure since the translation isn't the best, so maybe you're looking for something like that.

Sub OnlyText()
Dim lngRow As Long
For lngRow = 1 To Cells(Rows.Count, 4).End(xlUp).Row
If Not IsEmpty(Cells(lngRow, 4)) Then
If IsDate(Cells(lngRow, 4)) Then
Cells(lngRow, 4) = Format(Cells(lngRow, 4), "DDDD.MMMM.YYYY")
End If
End If
Next
End Sub

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Nikolino

I know I don't know anything (Socrates)

[#4]

That's Excel code and this is an Access question/forum.

There are no cells, rows, xlUp, ... in Access.

[#5]

ups sry wrong forum landed

but if I'm here ... here is a link to help ... if it helps 🙂

https://codekabinett.com/rdumps.php?Lang=2&targetDoc=date-time-data-type-vba-access

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Thx
Nikolino