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NumberFormat question
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I'd like to verfiy that the user works with the numberformat "Short Date", but I don't know how to format this. The following function fails: Columns(1).NumberFormat = "Short Date" How to get this work? Many thanks in advance. Tom |
NumberFormat question
Hi
try Columns(1).NumberFormat = "MM/DD/YY" -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Tom" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hi I'd like to verfiy that the user works with the numberformat "Short Date", but I don't know how to format this. The following function fails: Columns(1).NumberFormat = "Short Date" How to get this work? Many thanks in advance. Tom |
NumberFormat question
See your last post from yesterday. Never post new since you have same post
before... Regards. Jorge "Tom" escreveu na mensagem ... Hi I'd like to verfiy that the user works with the numberformat "Short Date", but I don't know how to format this. The following function fails: Columns(1).NumberFormat = "Short Date" How to get this work? Many thanks in advance. Tom |
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