> I am new at ASP. I had to add a date format to a form that employees
print
> out any day of the week. It always has to show the Monday and Friday
of the
> current workweek whether the form is printed Monday, Sunday,
Thursday, etc.

> I did this below and so far it works fine but I am not sure why.

> <%
> Dim KcmDate, MonDay, FriDay
> KcmDate = CDate(FormatDateTime(Now,2))
> MonDay = KcmDate + 1 - (WeekDay(KcmDate, vbMonday))
> Friday = MonDay + 4
> %>

> For the week of Monday <%Response.Write (MonDay) & " - Friday " &
(Friday)%>

> Any other simpler ideas to do the same thing?

> ken miller

> Ken,

>    What you've done looks pretty good.  The only thing I would change
> is the display line.  You can write it so that it's easier to
> understand if you code it like this:

> For the week of Monday <%= MonDay%> - Friday <%= FriDay%>

> Don't forget the "=" just after the ASP brackets--they're required.
> You can use this syntax when you just want to insert the value of an
> ASP variable.

> Terry

> > I am new at ASP. I had to add a date format to a form that employees
> print
> > out any day of the week. It always has to show the Monday and Friday
> of the
> > current workweek whether the form is printed Monday, Sunday,
> Thursday, etc.

> > I did this below and so far it works fine but I am not sure why.

> > <%
> > Dim KcmDate, MonDay, FriDay
> > KcmDate = CDate(FormatDateTime(Now,2))
> > MonDay = KcmDate + 1 - (WeekDay(KcmDate, vbMonday))
> > Friday = MonDay + 4
> > %>

> > For the week of Monday <%Response.Write (MonDay) & " - Friday " &
> (Friday)%>

> > Any other simpler ideas to do the same thing?

> > ken miller

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