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Roger -
Many thanks for your response. The invoices are coming out of our Access database, and no matter what I do in there, it seems that I cannot prevent the time coming out with the date - hence my attempt to suppress it once it gets into the csv file! Thanks CW "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi In your Invoice system, how are you formatting date? With formulae to have just the date without time it would be =TEXT(yourdate,"dd/mm/yyyy") or =INT(yourdate) With VBA format(yourdate,"dd/mm/yyyy") -- Regards Roger Govier "CW" wrote in message ... Every week we export invoice data from our orders system into a .csv file (InvoiceExport.csv), which we then import into the accounting system (Sage Line 50, a UK product). The invoice date includes the time (as 00:00). Unfortunately Sage will not accept this so after creating the .csv we have to manually format that column to just the date. Is there any way that I can save the InvoiceExport.csv worksheet and preserve the formatting in that column so that when fresh data is saved into it, it will store just the date and not the time as well? Many thanks CW |
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