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Hi,
I have a range of dates and data which looks like so 01/01/2001 08/01/2001 ... 0.002% 0.0003% ... Unfortunatly they go across and I want them to go down, so i take the range and transpose it like so: Value = Application.Transpose(Range.Value) but now when i reference the dates they are in american format and typed as strings! This does not happen if I use Range.Value directly. If I do Value = Application.Transpose(Range.Value2) it works, but I would like to use only the dates formatted as dates on the sheet, and not recognise any old number as a date. I have tried recreated the problem in a seperate module, referencing the same data, but I do not have the problem there! If anyone has come across this problem then any help would be appreciated! Thanks --- Dave |
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