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Date string question
Is there any way to alter the following expression to return a double digit
for single digit months (i.e. 08 instead of 8) without adding more lines of code? strMonth=Month(Range("A4").Value) |
Date string question
Thanks Bill. No, it isn't homework. Just a line in a very long macro, and
I'm trying to avoid making it even longer. TB "Wild Bill" wrote in message ... Interesting that you don't want to add lines of code. Is this a homework question? strMonth=right(100+Month(Range("A4").Value),2) On Tue, 19 Aug 2003 03:22:33 -0400, "TB" wrote: Is there any way to alter the following expression to return a double digit for single digit months (i.e. 08 instead of 8) without adding more lines of code? strMonth=Month(Range("A4").Value) |
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