MS-SQL Convert

MS-SQL Convert

Conversion to char functions

    We outline now the conversions to strings from all the data types (we only specify the MS-SQL Server version of the interpretation of the functions):

Option name in the popup list	Inserted string (where Fld is the selected field)
Float [6-digit]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 0)
Float [8-digit Scientific]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 1)
Float [16-digit Scientific]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 2)
Other Numeric	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld)
Currency [9999.99]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 0)
Currency [9,999.99]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 1)
Currency [9999.9999]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 2)
Date-Time [mm/dd/yy]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 1)
Date-Time [mm/dd/yyyy]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 101 )
Date-Time [yy.mm.dd]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 2)
Date-Time [yyyy.mm.dd]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 102)
Date-Time [dd/mm/yy]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 3)
Date-Time [dd/mm/yyyy]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 103 )
Date-Time [dd.mm.yy]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 4)
Date-Time [dd.mm.yyyy]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 104 )
Date-Time [dd-mm-yy]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 5)
Date-Time [dd-mm-yyyy]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 105)
Date-Time [dd mon yy]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 6)
Date-Time [dd mon yyyy]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 106)
Date-Time [Mon dd, yy]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 7)
Date-Time [Mon dd, yyyy]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 107)
Date-Time [mm-dd-yy]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 10)
Date-Time [mm-dd-yyyy]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 110 )
Date-Time [yy/mm/dd]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 11)
Date-Time [yyyy/mm/dd]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 111 )
Date-Time [yymmdd]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 12)
Date-Time [yyyymmdd]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 112)
Date-Time [mon dd yyyy hh:miAM]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 0)
Date-Time [mon dd yyyy hh:mi:ss:mmmAM]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 9)
Date-Time [dd mon yyyy hh:mm:ss:mmm]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 13)
Date-Time [hh:mm:ss]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 8)
Date-Time [hh:mi:ss:mmm]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 14)
Date-Time [yyyy-mm-dd hh:mi:ss]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 20)
Date-Time [yyyy-mm-dd hh:mi:ss.mmm]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 21)
Date-Time [yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss:mmm]	CONVERT(VARCHAR, Fld, 126 )