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Latest revision as of 11:03, 30 January 2021
Date variables can contain date and time values. When saving date values, Apache OpenOffice Basic uses an internal format that permits comparisons and mathematical operations on date and time values. There is no type declaration symbol for date variables. The declaration can only be made using the supplement As Date.
Example declaration of a date variable:
Dim Variable As Date
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