I would like to format a range of cells using VBA to only
accept the mm/dd/yy date format. Also, is it possible to
pre-populate each of those cells where the user would
see " / / " and they just fill in the spaces?

Sounds like a bad idea. Dates are not stored as mm/dd/yy - they are stored
as a number of days from a base date. So any valid date format is
acceptable - Excel will see this as a date and generate the date serial.
You can format the cell to show mm/dd/yy format - but it is counter
productive to try to force the user to enter the data in a specific format.

If you put a zero in the cell it will display as

00/00/00
But that is about as close to / / as you can get unless you either put in
/ / manually or produced it with a formula and in either case, it would
get overwritten by the user making an entry.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Jeff" wrote in message
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I would like to format a range of cells using VBA to only
accept the mm/dd/yy date format. Also, is it possible to
pre-populate each of those cells where the user would
see " / / " and they just fill in the spaces?