In this topic, you will know how to convert time and date to double using DTPicker in Visual Basic 6. This is very useful if you are making a Visual Basic 6 application that controls time and date. I was able to use this idea before when I created my Reservation System. In Reservation System you will be handling more on time and date like time in, time out, vacant time or date, and etc.
How did I use it?
In my Reservation System, I need to compare time and date using "if" function. What I did was I converted the time and date first in a textbox before I did the condition. In that way, I can easily trace and understand the flow of the program I’ve created. I can also use a ".value" directly to DTPicker EX.:
But I recommend that you convert it first, it is safer than using the ".value" directly.
Note: Upon reading this topic, I already assume that you already know the fundamentals of Visual Basic.
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How did I use it?
In my Reservation System, I need to compare time and date using "if" function. What I did was I converted the time and date first in a textbox before I did the condition. In that way, I can easily trace and understand the flow of the program I’ve created. I can also use a ".value" directly to DTPicker EX.:
if DTPickerTime.value = DTPickerDate.value then
But I recommend that you convert it first, it is safer than using the ".value" directly.
Note: Upon reading this topic, I already assume that you already know the fundamentals of Visual Basic.
Download Source Code Here
