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You can try naming the file with a txt extension. Then code opentext to
treat that column as text. You can convert it to a date once it is in Excel, using your code. Reform the column, then do a replace of - with - in the edit menu. This should cause the text string to be evaluated as a date. Regards, Tom Ogilvy Mark wrote in message ... Currently when I open a CSV file with date "05/08" it comes up as "5-AUG" when I open the file from Excel. If I open the file from VBA code using workbooks.open into excel the date comes up as "8-MAY" any ideas of how to open the file in VBA code and return the correct format of "5-AUG" Thanks in advance |
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