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Selecting the middle date!
Hi everyone
really need some help with this one. Ive to write a script where the middle date has to be checked and made sure that it is the current date. 281220032812200328122003 This is the format ive to check the date in the middle is the current date. Can anyone help me with this one - PLEASE. Thanks |
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