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Using Char() in Macro
Hello,
I built a system that generate invoice number. Now it work on excel , and i want to convert it to macro in vba. My problem is that you can't use char() in vba. I need the generator to generate number of invoice with the date the day and A,B,C............ I give an exmpale: Lets say I did three invoices on the date 11/8/04, the invoice genrate will give me : 1) 040811 2) 040811A 3) 040811B For now i use in excel : =TEXT(TODAY(),"yymmdd") & Char(65) Thanks for your help..........:confused: --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
Using Char() in Macro
Use the Chr() function. E.g.,
Dim S As String S = Format(Now,"yymmdd") & Chr(65) -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "slideman " wrote in message ... Hello, I built a system that generate invoice number. Now it work on excel , and i want to convert it to macro in vba. My problem is that you can't use char() in vba. I need the generator to generate number of invoice with the date the day and A,B,C............ I give an exmpale: Lets say I did three invoices on the date 11/8/04, the invoice genrate will give me : 1) 040811 2) 040811A 3) 040811B For now i use in excel : =TEXT(TODAY(),"yymmdd") & Char(65) Thanks for your help..........:confused: --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
Using Char() in Macro
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