~~Title: DatePart~~
<evalcmd>
DatePart && string && Requested part of the specified date. &&
date && date && Date you want a part of. &&
part && string && Part you want. Date parts are:

|d|Day of month, no leading zero|
|dd|Day of month, leading zero|
|D|Day of week (1 = Sunday)|
|DD|Day of week as a number (1 = Monday)|
|ddd|Day of week short name (e.g. Wed)|
|dddd|Day of week long name (e.g. Wednesday)|
|w|ISO week, no leading zero|
|ww|ISO week, leading zero|
|W|Simple week, no leading zero|
|WW|Simple week, leading zero|
|M|Month, no leading zero|
|MM|Month, leading zero|
|MMM|Month short name (e.g. Jan)|
|MMMM|Month long name (e.g. January)|
|y|Year last two digits, no leading zero|
|yy|Year last two digits, leading zero|
|yyyy|Year|
|Y|ISO year last two digits, no leading zero|
|YY|ISO year last two digits, leading zero|
|YYYY|ISO year|
|gg|Period/era string|

Time parts are:

|h|Hours, no leading zero, 12 hour clock|
|hh|Hours, leading zero, 12 hour clock|
|H|Hours, no leading zero, 24 hour clock|
|HH|Hours, leading zero, 24 hour clock|
|m|Minutes, no leading zero|
|mm|Minutes, leading zero|
|s|Seconds, no leading zero|
|ss|Seconds, leading zero|
|t|One-character AM/PM (e.g. A or P)|
|tt|Multiple-character AM/PM%0|

You can also specify **date** and **time** to retrieve the full date without the time, or full time without the date.
</evalcmd>

Returns the value of the specified part.

//Example://
<code>
Output(DatePart("2006-01-01", "yy"))
--> 06
</code>