Date trans convert dd-mmm-yy (10-nov-08) to yyyymmdd

Hi All,
I have seen a few discussion on forums and also tried date trans function
My requirement is date in incoming field is dd-mmm-yy (10-nov-08) and has to be converted to yyyymmdd
Can ne one pls help me out

Hi Ravindra,
You can achieve this by writing a simple UDF.
But if you don't want to go for an UDF, then there is one more way of doing it :
1)First using 'Substring' function get the value 'nov' separately.
2)Use 'FixValue' to get the corresponding no of month. Eg: 11 for nov
In fixValue you can maintain these values of months.
3)Using 'substring', you can get the values of date and year separately.
4)Now these 3 separate values you can concatenate, and get the resultant date format as 'dd-mm-yy'(10-11-08).
5)Now using the 'TransformDate' function, you can get the required format as 'yyyymmdd'.
But this approach can be used if, incoming month value is alway 3 char ( mmm).
Regards,
Supriya.

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