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Convert date from dbf files
I open a dbf file from vba and would like to convert all date to excel
format. Does it is possible to test the dbf column format (ex: Date 8.0) ? I have try this but doesn't work. Thanks! Dim Data As Date Set rng = wks.Rows(1).Find(DateValue(Data), LookAt:=xlWhole) If Not rng Is Nothing Then rng.EntireColumn.NumberFormat = "yyyy/mm/dd;@" Alex St-Pierre |
Convert date from dbf files
Workbooks.Open "c:\data.dbf"
Does it exist a function that allow me to know what is the dbf format for a specific column ? with that, I will be able to ask each column. Or, does it have a function that keeps the dbf format when you open a dbf files ? Thank you. -- Alex St-Pierre "Alex St-Pierre" a écrit : I open a dbf file from vba and would like to convert all date to excel format. Does it is possible to test the dbf column format (ex: Date 8.0) ? I have try this but doesn't work. Thanks! Dim Data As Date Set rng = wks.Rows(1).Find(DateValue(Data), LookAt:=xlWhole) If Not rng Is Nothing Then rng.EntireColumn.NumberFormat = "yyyy/mm/dd;@" Alex St-Pierre |
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