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If you have a string variable that should specify a date (asked in input to the user, for example), you can parse the string and get a Date variable by using the Date.Parse method. If the input string is not in a valid format, this method throws an exception though. Follows a routine that parses a string and sets a Date variable passed in input by reference, or returns False if the input string could not recognized as a valid date:
You can write similar functions for other data types of course. |
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Function String2Date(ByRef retDate As Date, ByVal value As String) As Boolean Try retDate = Date.Parse(value) Return True Catch e As Exception Return False End Try End Function
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