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date format in excel
When manually opening a csv file in excel, a cell ("b2") shows the date as
'04/10/2004' (dd/mm/yyyy). When opening this file through a macro using the following code. "Workbooks.opnetext filenae:=wmspath$ & "csv\" & datafilename" The date in cell ("b2") has changed format to '10/04/2004'. (mm/dd/yyyy) Does anyone know how to stop this date switching, I have checked settings in regional options with short date format of "dd/mm/yyyy". Cheers Jonathan |
date format in excel
Hi
in VBA use the format method. e.g. fname = format(Range("B2"),"dd/mm/yyyy") -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Racketman" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... When manually opening a csv file in excel, a cell ("b2") shows the date as '04/10/2004' (dd/mm/yyyy). When opening this file through a macro using the following code. "Workbooks.opnetext filenae:=wmspath$ & "csv\" & datafilename" The date in cell ("b2") has changed format to '10/04/2004'. (mm/dd/yyyy) Does anyone know how to stop this date switching, I have checked settings in regional options with short date format of "dd/mm/yyyy". Cheers Jonathan |
date format in excel
Hi Frank
Thanks very much for that, I know I could amend it, in the vb script, but was looking to find the main fix instead of having to check when writing more macro's. Cheers Jonathan -----Original Message----- Hi in VBA use the format method. e.g. fname = format(Range("B2"),"dd/mm/yyyy") -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Racketman" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:75E021E9-2179-41B5-8965- ... When manually opening a csv file in excel, a cell ("b2") shows the date as '04/10/2004' (dd/mm/yyyy). When opening this file through a macro using the following code. "Workbooks.opnetext filenae:=wmspath$ & "csv\" & datafilename" The date in cell ("b2") has changed format to '10/04/2004'. (mm/dd/yyyy) Does anyone know how to stop this date switching, I have checked settings in regional options with short date format of "dd/mm/yyyy". Cheers Jonathan . |
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