Many thanks Nick. Being new to any form of programming I had pondered over
the solution for many weeks. About 2 hours after posting my original message
I got to the conclusion with regards the use of formatting. However your
solution is far more elegant and efficient so again thanks.

If it's not too much of a cheek what I really had desired was the following
(again within Excel 2007):

On a userform I would like to populate a combobox with dates for the previous
28 days starting from the current date (i.e. todays date) but absent from
that list is any day which is a Sunday - all via VBA.

Any ideas?

Regards - Div

Nick Hodge wrote:
Div

It appears as a serial date where? If it is on a worksheet just format it,
if it arrives into a variable in your code you may need to specifically
parse it, e.g

Private Sub ComboBox1_Change()
Dim myUKDate As String
myUKDate = Format(Me.ComboBox1.Value, "dd/mm/yyyy")
MsgBox myUKDate
End Sub
Hi All,

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Regards - Div

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