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Obviously, I'm guessing #1/5/97# is interpretted as January 5, 1997.
I'd try Dianne's suggestion instead. Haven't tested any of these, but for May 1, 1997 try: Target=DateSerial(1997, 5, 1) 'Year, Month , Day or maybe Target= CDate(5 &"/"& 1 &"/"& 1997) "The day is before the month" .... next thing you know the UK will be claiming a "metric system" is the way to go ... when will the madness end?? :) |
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