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Dave Peterson wrote:
I would use something different than a textbox. Either a calendar control... Ron de Bruin has some notes: http://www.rondebruin.nl/calendar.htm Or even 3 textboxes/comboboxes/spinners/scrollbars. One for the month, one for the day and one for the year. Lynz wrote: Hi, I have a user form which contains text boxes into which I type the date in format dd/mm/yy. However when I click on the enter button and the data is entered onto my spread sheet the date enters as mm/dd/yy. I can get it to enter in the correct format if I use a calendar to add the date but I dont want to do this If I can help it. Is there an easy solution to this problem. I have spent hours trying to get it right but nothing Ive tried works. Thank you for any assistance L Thanks, but I was trying to keep it simple, maybe ill just add "todays date" and modify if necessary. Sometimes it will be todays date and other times it will be a previous days date depending on how up to date my data entry is. L |
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