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How can I convert "January 2, 2006" to "02/01/2006"?

Lookup _DateTimeFormat in the help file.


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I didn't see a convert to that type of date in the Date.au3 (of course there probably is one, and I snoozed right through it :P ), and this one will fail if the spaces aren't just right... But I'm too tired to fix it right <yawn>

$DateToConvert = 'January 2, 2006'

$MyDate = ConvertDate($DateToConvert)
MsgBox(0, "", $MyDate)


Func ConvertDate($DateToConvert)
    Local $Month[13]
    Local $NewDate
    Local $Add
    $Month[1] = "January"
    $Month[2] = "February"
    $Month[3] = "March"
    $Month[4] = "April"
    $Month[5] = "May"
    $Month[6] = "June"
    $Month[7] = "July"
    $Month[8] = "August"
    $Month[9] = "September"
    $Month[10] = "October"
    $Month[11] = "November"
    $Month[12] = "December"
    
    For $i = 1 To 12
        If StringInStr($DateToConvert, $Month[$i]) Then
            $Trim = StringTrimLeft($DateToConvert, StringLen($Month[$i]) + 1)
            $Day = StringSplit($Trim, ',')
            $Year = StringRight($DateToConvert, 4)
            If $i > 9 Then
                If $Day[1] < 10 Then $Add = '0'
                $NewDate = $Add & $Day[1] & "/" & $i & "/" & $Year
                Return $NewDate
            Else
                If $Day[1] < 10 Then $Add = '0'
                $NewDate = $Add & $Day[1] & "/0" & $i & "/" & $Year
                Return $NewDate
            EndIf
        EndIf
    Next
    Return 0
EndFunc

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