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Thanks chaps - your posts came just in time to stop me throwing myself off
the roof - I thought I was going nuts! One to remember for the future me thinks. Thanks again - only hope I will be knowledgeable enough one day to help people in return. -- Zani (if I have posted here, I really am stuck!) "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Zani, Try: Range("A1").Value = CDate(Me.TextBox1.Value) --- Regards, Norman "Zani" wrote in message ... I have a series of UserForms capturing and writing data to an worksheet, trouble is no matter how I format anything cannot get the format of a date entered in the UserForm to match the worksheet formats. ie When I enter 05/02/06 (5th Feb 06)on the UserForm it is transposed to 02/05/06 (2nd May 06) on the worksheet! Am I going nuts or is there a way to get around this - it's seriously knocking my plug in now! -- Zani (if I have posted here, I really am stuck!) |
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