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changing the date format in an xml file using transformations

From: "Jennifer Robertson" <jennifer@--------.---->
To: NULL
Date: 3/31/2009 12:56:00 PM
Hello,

I am a newbie, but have been trying to read up as much as i can about 
xml/xslt.

I have an xml file generated by microsoft access where all the dates are in 
datetime format.

I would like to transform this xml file, such that all the dates are changed 
from datetime to date format.

The xml file is generated using VBA (Application.ExportXML), but there are 
no options in this command for a transformation. Therefore, I have to use 
the Application.TranformXML command in my VBA to transform this file. I know 
I need to have an xslt file to do the transformation. I also have generated 
the schema file for the xml file.

How do I generate this xslt file?

Jen 




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