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Validating a long date in VBA
Thanks Frank.
So there is a way to display in ddd-dd-mm-yy format, even if the user enters the data in dd-mm-yy format? Also, if the user enters the date in 3 separate text boxes, is there a simple way of validating the info as a date? I can think of (relatively) complex ways of validating all this stuff but I was looking for something fairly simple and built-in. I suppose what i was hoping for was a default display of today's date in ddd-dd-mm-yy format, and if the user changed the dd element, that the ddd element would automatically change (or at least that a built-in date-checker would throw an error if the day of the week was incorrect). |
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