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Hi! I have a question that I didn't seem to find in the threads. I'm using
Excel 2003. I have a form with a text box for users to enter a date. Is there a way to make the text box set for date format and provide the '##/##/####' for the users to see? I have the cells associated with this field in the worksheet set in 10 digit date format. I would like to have the date template so that the users won't enter something different or non-conforming. I know this can be done in an Access form, but I'm not allowed to use Access because of corporate policy (you don't want to hear the explanation). I'll be anxious to hear your tips. Thanks! |
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