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Help me please!!!
I'v tried different codes but none seem to work.........Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!
I have a UserForm1 which in TextBox1 should display a date which it gets it
from Sheet2 cell "D2". I'm trying to format it to 14 October 2008, ( I think
dd-mmm-yyyy")
Can anybody help?
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What are you getting?
In formatting if you want the full month to display, you need 4 m's, not 3.
1m = the month number, i.e.: 7, 8, 9, 10,
2m = the month number, but always 2 digits, i.e: 07, 08, 09, 10
3m = abbreviated month, i.e.: Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct
4m = full month name
And if you want spaces, formatting would be: dd mmmm yyyy
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Help me please!!!
I'v tried different codes but none seem to work.........Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!
I have a UserForm1 which in TextBox1 should display a date which it gets it
from Sheet2 cell "D2". I'm trying to format it to 14 October 2008, ( I think
dd-mmm-yyyy")
Can anybody help?
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Tdp

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I am trying to format the date to English layout I keep getting the American
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What are you getting?
In formatting if you want the full month to display, you need 4 m's, not 3.
1m = the month number, i.e.: 7, 8, 9, 10,
2m = the month number, but always 2 digits, i.e: 07, 08, 09, 10
3m = abbreviated month, i.e.: Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct
4m = full month name
And if you want spaces, formatting would be: dd mmmm yyyy
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John C


"Tdp" wrote:

Help me please!!!
I'v tried different codes but none seem to work.........Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!
I have a UserForm1 which in TextBox1 should display a date which it gets it
from Sheet2 cell "D2". I'm trying to format it to 14 October 2008, ( I think
dd-mmm-yyyy")
Can anybody help?
--
Tdp

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What is your computer's regional settings?
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"Tdp" wrote:

I am trying to format the date to English layout I keep getting the American
format.
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Tdp


"John C" wrote:

What are you getting?
In formatting if you want the full month to display, you need 4 m's, not 3.
1m = the month number, i.e.: 7, 8, 9, 10,
2m = the month number, but always 2 digits, i.e: 07, 08, 09, 10
3m = abbreviated month, i.e.: Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct
4m = full month name
And if you want spaces, formatting would be: dd mmmm yyyy
--
John C


"Tdp" wrote:

Help me please!!!
I'v tried different codes but none seem to work.........Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!
I have a UserForm1 which in TextBox1 should display a date which it gets it
from Sheet2 cell "D2". I'm trying to format it to 14 October 2008, ( I think
dd-mmm-yyyy")
Can anybody help?
--
Tdp

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English(United Kingdom)
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What is your computer's regional settings?
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John C


"Tdp" wrote:

I am trying to format the date to English layout I keep getting the American
format.
--
Tdp


"John C" wrote:

What are you getting?
In formatting if you want the full month to display, you need 4 m's, not 3.
1m = the month number, i.e.: 7, 8, 9, 10,
2m = the month number, but always 2 digits, i.e: 07, 08, 09, 10
3m = abbreviated month, i.e.: Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct
4m = full month name
And if you want spaces, formatting would be: dd mmmm yyyy
--
John C


"Tdp" wrote:

Help me please!!!
I'v tried different codes but none seem to work.........Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!
I have a UserForm1 which in TextBox1 should display a date which it gets it
from Sheet2 cell "D2". I'm trying to format it to 14 October 2008, ( I think
dd-mmm-yyyy")
Can anybody help?
--
Tdp



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What result are you getting when you format
dd-mmm-yyyy
or even
dd mmmm yyyy

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English(United Kingdom)
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Tdp


"John C" wrote:

What is your computer's regional settings?
--
John C


"Tdp" wrote:

I am trying to format the date to English layout I keep getting the American
format.
--
Tdp


"John C" wrote:

What are you getting?
In formatting if you want the full month to display, you need 4 m's, not 3.
1m = the month number, i.e.: 7, 8, 9, 10,
2m = the month number, but always 2 digits, i.e: 07, 08, 09, 10
3m = abbreviated month, i.e.: Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct
4m = full month name
And if you want spaces, formatting would be: dd mmmm yyyy
--
John C


"Tdp" wrote:

Help me please!!!
I'v tried different codes but none seem to work.........Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!
I have a UserForm1 which in TextBox1 should display a date which it gets it
from Sheet2 cell "D2". I'm trying to format it to 14 October 2008, ( I think
dd-mmm-yyyy")
Can anybody help?
--
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Help me please!!!
I'v tried different codes but none seem to work.........Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!
I have a UserForm1 which in TextBox1 should display a date which it gets it
from Sheet2 cell "D2". I'm trying to format it to 14 October 2008, ( I think
dd-mmm-yyyy")
Can anybody help?
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Tdp

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