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date and VB
If I have a date configured out of text and put this value into a
button.caption the date is given correctly. But if i take this value and put it from the button on the form to excel sheet a proble occurs: 20th of august 2005 on button = 20-8-05 and in excell as well 10th of august on button = 10=8-05 and in excell sheet it is 8-10-05 with cells dd-mm-jj. Anyone has a solution /? C |
date and VB
Stephen Bullen wrote a whole chapter on international issues in the book
"Excel 2002 VBA" he co-authored (Wrox). There he discusses how problems like yours come about because VBA "speaks American" even in non-American locales. His advice is not to send Excel literal strings from VBA but to first convert them to the date type you want. For a date one way would be: Range("A1").Value = DateSerial(2005, 8, 10) so you'd have to parse the text on the button into its three date components. -- Jim "Christophero" wrote in message ... | If I have a date configured out of text and put this value into a | button.caption the date is given correctly. But if i take this value and put | it from the button on the form to excel sheet a proble occurs: | | 20th of august 2005 on button = 20-8-05 and in excell as well | 10th of august on button = 10=8-05 and in excell sheet it is 8-10-05 with | cells dd-mm-jj. | | Anyone has a solution /? | C |
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