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Add a worksheet with a name as a date
Hi all,
I use today() or now() to enter the current date into a cell. Then today() is removed using Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues leaving just the date. I am now left with a date in the following format 15/10/03. I can alter the format of this eg to 15th October 2003 but my problem is that the underlying format remains the same. This is a problem because when I create a worksheet using this date (Sheets.Add.Name) I can not name a worksheet with the character / . I know I can change my regional settings separator to something different but then this will affect all my other excel programs. I need to enter the system date (current) automatically so I can not manually add as text the date. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks, John G |
Add a worksheet with a name as a date
Not totally sure what you're after, but have you
investigated the format function? try this in the immediate window : ?now() and then ?format(now(),"dd mmm yyyy") you could then add a new worksheet like this : set wkshtTemp=activeworkbook.Worksheets.Add wkshtTemp.name="Sheet " & format(now(),"dd mmm yyyy") anyway, I'm sure you can experiment Regards Rog -----Original Message----- Hi all, I use today() or now() to enter the current date into a cell. Then today() is removed using Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues leaving just the date. I am now left with a date in the following format 15/10/03. I can alter the format of this eg to 15th October 2003 but my problem is that the underlying format remains the same. This is a problem because when I create a worksheet using this date (Sheets.Add.Name) I can not name a worksheet with the character / . I know I can change my regional settings separator to something different but then this will affect all my other excel programs. I need to enter the system date (current) automatically so I can not manually add as text the date. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks, John G . |
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