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Default Entering a date in a textbox


Hi,

I have a textbox which is linked to a cell on my spreadsheet. Lets say
cell A1 is "25/04/2005". When I open my form, the textbox will display
"25/04/2005" and the cursor will be sat to the right of the date.

I would like the cursor to start at the left so I don't have to key
back to the first number and then I would like my numbers to be
separated with slashes / .

At the moment the cursor is on the right, so I have to key back accross
and if i type 26052006 it just displays 2605200625/04/2005. When i start
to type the new date I would like my numbers to just override the
current numbers but also retain the "##/##/####" format without me
having to type in the /'s.

Please can anyone help??


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