I did, and I found there nothing on converting a string like "40634.4261095833" into a DateTime object. That's why I'm asking this question. I've also read everything related to this issue on msdn.com. So could you please point out where I should look more precisely?..
aqConvert.StrToDateTime recognizes dates in the formats like "dd/mm/yyyy", and not the floating point variant, so it doesn't work.
ToDateObject function doesn't take a string like "40634.4261095833" either.
I also tried to convert the string to float, and then pass the result to aqConvert or something, but it didn't work as well.