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Another annoying UK date format question I am afraid - Using Excel 2000 and
2002 (two versions running on office PCs) I have a combo box list populated from a series in a workseet using this code : ComboBox1.List = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Lists").Range("A30:A395") .Value (the Range is a list of dates in format DD/MM/YYYY.) All settings are to UK date format. Yesterday the list appeared in the combobox in UK date format - today it is in US format (MM/DD/YYYY). Grateful if anyone can suggest how I can force Excel to show the list in the UK date format - and keep it that way! TIA |
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