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How is date/time translated?
I did a simple query to pull a list of users but things like the Join Date are stored in some format I dont recognize.
I dont need the vb code to translate it but I do need to know how vb does it cause its an excel sheet. |
Nevermind, found out in another thread that its based on unix time stamp and some googling found me the formula:
=A1/86400+"1/1/70" where A1 is the field with the unix date |
Please note vBulletin questions and how do I's such as this should be posted in General vBulletin Questions. I've moved it there nevertheless for future reference for others :)
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