I have a worksheet with dates in the format of dd-mm-yyyy.
This is the correct way for the date to be shown.
Now if I load that date into a userform using a textbox it shows up i
mm-dd-yyyy.
How do I change that to be shown in the correct way?
All I can read out of Excel 2000 VBA programmers reference, is that
"Trying to make your VBA code compatible with dates in all languag
versions of Excel is very difficult. See the chapter on programmin
with international clients for more details.."..

Biiiiiig help.. since the International client chapter doesnt give muc
of a hint on how to do this :)
So now I am trying you.. thx on beforehand.

Rune Dau

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Rune,

Try using the Range Text property instead of value, like so

TextBox1.Text = Range("A20").Text

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I have a worksheet with dates in the format of dd-mm-yyyy.
This is the correct way for the date to be shown.
Now if I load that date into a userform using a textbox it shows up in
mm-dd-yyyy.
How do I change that to be shown in the correct way?
All I can read out of Excel 2000 VBA programmers reference, is that
"Trying to make your VBA code compatible with dates in all language
versions of Excel is very difficult. See the chapter on programming
with international clients for more details.."..

Biiiiiig help.. since the International client chapter doesnt give much
of a hint on how to do this :)
So now I am trying you.. thx on beforehand.

Rune Daub


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