This sample illustrates date, time and number formatting.
This is not an executable sample, so a complete project is not provided. These statements are intended to show basic concepts and the syntax used.
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Dim FmtVal As String AxSftMask1.Calculator.FormatCurrency(48533.85, -1, -1, -1, "", "", -1, -1, "", FmtVal) MsgBox(FmtVal) Dim Text As String Text = "short" AxSftMask1.Calendar.FormatDate(#8/1/2000#, Text) MsgBox(Text) Text = "long" AxSftMask1.Calendar.FormatDate(#8/1/2000#, Text) MsgBox(Text) Text = "dddd, MMMM d 'in the year' yyyy" AxSftMask1.Calendar.FormatDate(#8/1/2000#, Text) MsgBox(Text) AxSftMask1.Calculator.FormatNumber(48533.85, -1, -1, -1, "", "", -1, FmtVal) MsgBox(FmtVal) Text = "" AxSftMask1.Calendar.FormatTime(#5:01:59 PM#, Text) MsgBox(Text) Text = "'Hour='H 'Mins='m 'Secs='s" AxSftMask1.Calendar.FormatTime(#5:01:59 PM#, Text) MsgBox(Text) Dim Year As Integer, Month As Integer, Day As Integer, DayOfWeek As Integer AxSftMask1.Calendar.GetDateInfo(#7/14/2006 5:49:23 PM#, Year, Month, Day, DayOfWeek) MsgBox("Year=" & Year & " Month=" & Month & " Day=" & Day & " DayOfWeek=" & DayOfWeek) Dim Hours As Integer, Minutes As Integer, Seconds As Integer AxSftMask1.Calendar.GetTimeInfo(#7/14/2002 5:49:23 PM#, Hours, Minutes, Seconds) MsgBox("Hours=" & Hours & " Minutes=" & Minutes & " Seconds=" & Seconds) End Sub