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I have inherited a spreadsheet which was originally created in XP and have
now converted to 2007. I have a column of dates which have suddenly changed to general format. I've tried re-formatting them but they just won't change to date format. I've found that it has the following macro. Is there something that should be changed? Sub CreateDistributionForm() ' ' CreateDistributionForm Macro ' Macro recorded and updated by MONUC-HQ-ADC COS ' ' Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+F ' idRow = ActiveCell.Row With Worksheets("Incoming") txtNum = Cells(idRow, 1).Value txtRef = Cells(idRow, 2).Value txtDate = Cells(idRow, 3).Value txtSubject = Cells(idRow, 4).Value txtFrom = Cells(idRow, 5).Value End With Worksheets("DistributionForm").Select Range("E2").Value = txtNum Range("A31").Value = txtRef Range("A30").Value = txtDate Range("D30") = txtSubject Range("A32") = txtFrom Range("A4") = Date ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True Worksheets("Incoming").Select End Sub -- Trainer |
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Looks like your dates are formatted as TEXT
Enter 1 in any empty cell Copy it Select your cells with dates Right-click and choose Paste Special and then choose Multiply Click OK Then format your cells as DATE -- Pl click the YES button (if you see it - don''''''''t worry if you don''t), if this answer was helpful. "Trainer" wrote: I have inherited a spreadsheet which was originally created in XP and have now converted to 2007. I have a column of dates which have suddenly changed to general format. I've tried re-formatting them but they just won't change to date format. I've found that it has the following macro. Is there something that should be changed? Sub CreateDistributionForm() ' ' CreateDistributionForm Macro ' Macro recorded and updated by MONUC-HQ-ADC COS ' ' Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+F ' idRow = ActiveCell.Row With Worksheets("Incoming") txtNum = Cells(idRow, 1).Value txtRef = Cells(idRow, 2).Value txtDate = Cells(idRow, 3).Value txtSubject = Cells(idRow, 4).Value txtFrom = Cells(idRow, 5).Value End With Worksheets("DistributionForm").Select Range("E2").Value = txtNum Range("A31").Value = txtRef Range("A30").Value = txtDate Range("D30") = txtSubject Range("A32") = txtFrom Range("A4") = Date ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True Worksheets("Incoming").Select End Sub -- Trainer |
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Before you use a macro, what do you see in the formulabar?
Do you see a number or do you see a date? If you see a number, then try formatting the cells as a date once more. But if you see a date, then you may be looking at formulas. In xl2003 menus, Tools|Options|View tab|uncheck formulas. This is under that Office button|Excel options some where! But you can also use a shortcut key stroke: ctrl-` (control-backquote, the key just to the left of the 1/! on my USA keyboard) Trainer wrote: I have inherited a spreadsheet which was originally created in XP and have now converted to 2007. I have a column of dates which have suddenly changed to general format. I've tried re-formatting them but they just won't change to date format. I've found that it has the following macro. Is there something that should be changed? Sub CreateDistributionForm() ' ' CreateDistributionForm Macro ' Macro recorded and updated by MONUC-HQ-ADC COS ' ' Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+F ' idRow = ActiveCell.Row With Worksheets("Incoming") txtNum = Cells(idRow, 1).Value txtRef = Cells(idRow, 2).Value txtDate = Cells(idRow, 3).Value txtSubject = Cells(idRow, 4).Value txtFrom = Cells(idRow, 5).Value End With Worksheets("DistributionForm").Select Range("E2").Value = txtNum Range("A31").Value = txtRef Range("A30").Value = txtDate Range("D30") = txtSubject Range("A32") = txtFrom Range("A4") = Date ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True Worksheets("Incoming").Select End Sub -- Trainer -- Dave Peterson |
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