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Default Auto date in VBA

It is Date in VBA.

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"BMeredith" <u29549@uwe wrote in message news:69c85cb727ed6@uwe...
Ok,

I got it to work witht he now function, but I do not need the time.

Is
there another function that will just give me the day.



BMeredith wrote:
First off, I appologize if this had been posted before. I have been

looking
for a while now and cannot find the exact answer I need. I know it is

going
to be very basic, yet have no luck doing it on my own. Thank you in

advace
to all of you who may help me. Anyways, I am trying to write simple

code to
update a cell value with the Text "Week of" and then calculate the first

day
of the previous work week (Sunday) in mm/dd format. If this is not

possible,
I am fine with the Today -7 function, but cannot get that to work. Here

is
the code I have been working with and get an error on the Text portion

alone.

Range("c2,c13,k13").Value = "Week of" & (Text(Today - 7, "mm/dd"))

Again, thank you to all who helps me with this.

Brandon