VBA and macros work fine in excel 2002 and previous versions. Problem
with date on excel 2003. No debug or errors being generated, but macro
transferring an inputted date from sheet 1 to sheet 2 is bringing over
an altogether different date to what has been inputted on sheet 1.

Does anyone have an idea how this is happening. Is there some simple
checkbox or setting I might be not be seeing in the 2003 version? I
am totally baffled, and any suggestions would be great. Thanks in
advance. Bev

It would help to see the code in question.
A date is a date is a date, problems like this tend to happen when dates get
formatted and/or converted to strings and back.

HTH. Best wishes Harald


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VBA and macros work fine in excel 2002 and previous versions. Problem
with date on excel 2003. No debug or errors being generated, but macro
transferring an inputted date from sheet 1 to sheet 2 is bringing over
an altogether different date to what has been inputted on sheet 1.

Does anyone have an idea how this is happening. Is there some simple
checkbox or setting I might be not be seeing in the 2003 version? I
am totally baffled, and any suggestions would be great. Thanks in
advance. Bev

Hi Harald,

Thanks for your reply. The code that does the moving of the date from
sheet 1 to sheet 2 is below. I guess it could be a string thing!

Sub Insert_Change_Data()

Application.ScreenUpdating = False
'
' Shortcut = Ctrl z
' Gets date from Claim sheet inserts into workings
'
Dim rng As Range
Dim myDate As Date
Const col As String = "C:C"

With ThisWorkbook
myDate = .Sheets("Claim").Range("C3").Value

On Error Resume Next
Set rng = .Sheets("Workings").Columns(col). _
SpecialCells(xlBlanks)

On Error GoTo 0

End With

If Not rng Is Nothing Then
rng.Value = myDate
End If


Any feedback on alternative approach would be gratefully received.

Many thanks, Bev

Harald Staff wrote:
It would help to see the code in question.
A date is a date is a date, problems like this tend to happen when dates get
formatted and/or converted to strings and back.

HTH. Best wishes Harald


"Bevy" skrev i melding
oups.com...
VBA and macros work fine in excel 2002 and previous versions. Problem
with date on excel 2003. No debug or errors being generated, but macro
transferring an inputted date from sheet 1 to sheet 2 is bringing over
an altogether different date to what has been inputted on sheet 1.

Does anyone have an idea how this is happening. Is there some simple
checkbox or setting I might be not be seeing in the 2003 version? I
am totally baffled, and any suggestions would be great. Thanks in
advance. Bev

It sure looks like it worked ok for me.

What date do you have in claim!C3?

What do you get in the empty cells in column C of Workings?


Bevy wrote:

Hi Harald,

Thanks for your reply. The code that does the moving of the date from
sheet 1 to sheet 2 is below. I guess it could be a string thing!

Sub Insert_Change_Data()

Application.ScreenUpdating = False
'
' Shortcut = Ctrl z
' Gets date from Claim sheet inserts into workings
'
Dim rng As Range
Dim myDate As Date
Const col As String = "C:C"

With ThisWorkbook
myDate = .Sheets("Claim").Range("C3").Value

On Error Resume Next
Set rng = .Sheets("Workings").Columns(col). _
SpecialCells(xlBlanks)

On Error GoTo 0

End With

If Not rng Is Nothing Then
rng.Value = myDate
End If

Any feedback on alternative approach would be gratefully received.

Many thanks, Bev

Harald Staff wrote:
It would help to see the code in question.
A date is a date is a date, problems like this tend to happen when dates get
formatted and/or converted to strings and back.

HTH. Best wishes Harald


"Bevy" skrev i melding
oups.com...
VBA and macros work fine in excel 2002 and previous versions. Problem
with date on excel 2003. No debug or errors being generated, but macro
transferring an inputted date from sheet 1 to sheet 2 is bringing over
an altogether different date to what has been inputted on sheet 1.

Does anyone have an idea how this is happening. Is there some simple
checkbox or setting I might be not be seeing in the 2003 version? I
am totally baffled, and any suggestions would be great. Thanks in
advance. Bev


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Dave Peterson