Time
Result = Time ( Date )
Return the time part of a
Date value as a time-only date.
A time-only date is a special date value whose year is zero (there is no zero year in the Gregorian calendar).
The timezone is always ignored with time-only dates. The timezone is supposed to be associated with the Date part of date values.
In other words, it's always assumed to be an UTC time by any date & time functions, even the one that assume local dates.
Example
Print Now; " -> "; Time(Now)
05/26/2002 14:08:25 -> 14:08:25
Time (2)
Date = Time ( Hours , Minutes , Seconds )
Make a time from its components and return it as a time-only date value.
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Hours is the hour part, between 0 and 23.
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Minutes is the minute part, between 0 and 59.
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Seconds is the second part, between 0 and 59.
Example
Print Time(14, 08, 25)
Time (3)
Result = Time ( )
Return the current time.
It's an equivalent of
Time(Now).
See also