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Default VBA Date Format

Hi MVPs
I have 2 date cells formatted as dd mmm yyyy hh:mm:ss in Excel 2003
one is budget date in D3 and the other revise budget date in D4.

I have a macro that reads:
Option Explicit
Sub Chkdate()
Dim dBD as date
Dim dRBD as date

dBD = range("D3").value
dRBD = range("D4").value

If dBD < dRBD then ' problem comparison by vba includes the time as
well instead of
do xyz ' dd mmm yyyy only.
endif

What i would like to do is
IF format(dBD,dd/mmm/yyyy) < format(dRBD,dd/mmm/yyyy) then
do xyz
I am not a fundi (expert) in vba
Thks and Rgds
KZ

 
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