Hi,
I'm writing a macro that exports a range to a text file which will ultimately be uploaded to a database. This upload requires the date to be in a specific format, ie. dd-mmm-yy. When I use the open command to write to, it automatically puts it in a yyyy-mm-dd format. Is there a way to force the dd-mmm-yy format when outputting to text file with the write command?

The Write statement automatically converts date to
universal date format, i.e. the yyyy-mm-dd you are
getting. You can force the conversion to another format
by using the format function: Format(DateVar,"dd-mmm-yy").

So, for example:
Write#1 Var1, Var2, Format(DateVar,"dd-mmm-yy"),...

-----Original Message-----
Hi,
I'm writing a macro that exports a range to a text file
which will ultimately be uploaded to a database. This
upload requires the date to be in a specific format, ie.
dd-mmm-yy. When I use the open command to write to, it
automatically puts it in a yyyy-mm-dd format. Is there a
way to force the dd-mmm-yy format when outputting to text
file with the write command?
.

Maybe you can write the formatted date:

..... format(myCell.value, "dd-mmm-yyyy")...



Dan T wrote:

Hi,
I'm writing a macro that exports a range to a text file which will ultimately be uploaded to a database. This upload requires the date to be in a specific format, ie. dd-mmm-yy. When I use the open command to write to, it automatically puts it in a yyyy-mm-dd format. Is there a way to force the dd-mmm-yy format when outputting to text file with the write command?

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Dave Peterson