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	The format for <var>$DateJ</var> is:</p>		The format for <var>$DateJ</var> is:</p>
	<p class="syntax">$~~DATEJ~~(<span class="term">year-format</span>, <span class="term">fill-character</span>)		<p class="syntax">$DateJ(<span class="term">year-format</span>, <span class="term">fill-character</span>)
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	The <var>$DateJ</var> function returns the current Julian date as a 5- to 7-character string in one of these formats: </p>		The <var>$DateJ</var> function returns the current Julian date as a 5- to 7-character string in one of these formats: </p>
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li~~><var~~>YY-DDD~~</var>~~, format, for example, <code>97-342</code></li>		<li>YY-DDD, format, for example, <code>97-342</code></li>

	<li~~><var~~>CYY-DDD~~</var>~~ format, for example, <code>097-342</code></li>		<li>CYY-DDD format, for example, <code>097-342</code></li>

	<li~~><var~~>YYYY-DDD~~</var>~~ format, for example, <code>1997-342</code></li>		<li>YYYY-DDD format, for example, <code>1997-342</code></li>
	</ul>		</ul>
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	==Usage==		==Usage==
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	When using <var>$DateJ</var> in field values, make sure that all values of <var>$DateJ</var> are in the same format. You get incorrect results when sorting records if you mix ~~<var>~~YYYY~~</var>~~, ~~<var>~~CYY~~</var>~~, and ~~<var>~~YY~~</var>~~ formats. </p>		When using <var>$DateJ</var> in field values, make sure that all values of <var>$DateJ</var> are in the same format. You get incorrect results when sorting records if you mix YYYY, CYY, and YY formats. </p>

	==Syntax==		==Syntax==

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	For further syntax details, see [[Overview of $~~DATE functions#Overview of $DATE functions\|Overview of $DATE~~ functions]]. </p>		For further syntax details, see [[Overview of $Date functions]]. </p>
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	If <var class="product">Model 204</var> encounters an error, the function returns all asterisks (<tt>*</tt>).</p>		If <var class="product">Model 204</var> encounters an error, the function returns all asterisks (<tt>*</tt>).</p>

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	<p>The $~~DATEJ~~ function returns the current Julian date as a 5- to 7-character string in yy-~~ddd~~, format, for example, 97-342~~; or cyy~~-~~ddd~~ format, for example, 097-342~~; or yyyy~~-~~ddd~~ format, for example, 1997-342. The default is 5 characters. If $~~DATEJ~~ is stored as a field value, you can use this form to sort records chronologically. </p>		<p>
	~~<b>~~Usage~~</b>~~		The <var>$DateJ</var> function returns the current Julian date as a 5- to 7-character string in one of these formats: </p>
	<p>When using $~~DATEJ~~ in field values, make sure that all values of $~~DATEJ~~ are in the same format. You get incorrect results when sorting records if you mix ~~yyyy~~, ~~cyy~~, and yy formats. </p>		<ul>
	~~<b>~~Syntax~~</b>~~		<li><var>YY-DDD</var>, format, for example, <code>97-342</code></li>
	<p>The format for $~~DATEJ~~ is:</p>
	<p class="~~code~~">$DATEJ(year-format,fill-character)		<li><var>CYY-DDD</var> format, for example, <code>097-342</code></li>

			<li><var>YYYY-DDD</var> format, for example, <code>1997-342</code></li>
			</ul>
			<p>
			The default is five characters. If <var>$DateJ</var> is stored as a field value, you can use this form to sort records chronologically. </p>

			==Usage==
			<p>
			When using <var>$DateJ</var> in field values, make sure that all values of <var>$DateJ</var> are in the same format. You get incorrect results when sorting records if you mix <var>YYYY</var>, <var>CYY</var>, and <var>YY</var> formats. </p>

			==Syntax==
			<p>
			The format for <var>$DateJ</var> is:</p>
			<p class="syntax">$DATEJ(<span class="term">year-format</span>, <span class="term">fill-character</span>)
	</p>		</p>
	<p>~~<var>~~For further syntax details see [[Overview of $DATE functions#Overview of $DATE functions\|Overview of $DATE functions]]. ~~</var>~~</p>		<p>
	<p>If <var class="product">Model 204</var> encounters an error, the function returns all asterisks (*).</p>		For further syntax details, see [[Overview of $DATE functions#Overview of $DATE functions\|Overview of $DATE functions]]. </p>
			<p>
			If <var class="product">Model 204</var> encounters an error, the function returns all asterisks (<tt>*</tt>).</p>

	[[Category:SOUL $functions]]		[[Category:SOUL $functions]]

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The $DATEJ function returns the current Julian date as a 5- to 7-character string in yy-ddd, format, for example, 97-342; or cyy-ddd format, for example, 097-342; or yyyy-ddd format, for example, 1997-342. The default is 5 characters. If $DATEJ is stored as a field value, you can use this form to sort records chronologically. 
Usage
When using $DATEJ in field values, make sure that all values of $DATEJ are in the same format. You get incorrect results when sorting records if you mix yyyy, cyy, and yy formats. 
Syntax
The format for $DATEJ is:
$DATEJ(year-format,fill-character)

<var>For further syntax details see [[Overview of $DATE functions#Overview of $DATE functions|Overview of $DATE functions]]. </var>
If <var class="product">Model 204</var> encounters an error, the function returns all asterisks (*).
[[Category:SOUL $functions]]