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cultgag

Format(Now) will not work for Feb.+
 

I'm using the logic below to update items for the current date. This
works fine for January, but won't work for Feb. and on for some
reason...:confused:

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Today = Format(Now, "M/DD/YYYY")

col_Numb = 1


'Find the current date for update

Do

col_Numb = col_Numb + 1

Loop Until Sheet1.Cells(5, col_Numb).Value = Today Or col_Numb
= 25


TIA


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keepITcool

Format(Now) will not work for Feb.+
 

supposing your sheet holds dateserials, why make Today a string?

assign it like
Today = Date (today must be dimmed as a variant or a date/time.

even simpler to dmnp your today variable and do:

Loop Until col_Numb = 25 or Sheet1.Cells(5, col_Numb).Value = Date



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cultgag wrote :


I'm using the logic below to update items for the current date. This
works fine for January, but won't work for Feb. and on for some
reason...:confused:

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Today = Format(Now, "M/DD/YYYY")

col_Numb = 1


'Find the current date for update

Do

col_Numb = col_Numb + 1

Loop Until Sheet1.Cells(5, col_Numb).Value = Today Or col_Numb
= 25


TIA


cultgag[_2_]

Format(Now) will not work for Feb.+
 

I dumped Today like you said and it worked like a charm!

THANKS!

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