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How to set user defined format in VBA
Dear all,
I want to set a Column with user defined format yyyy-mm-dd. How can I do that in VBA? I guess the sentence should look like this : Columns("B:B").????? = "yyyy-mm-dd" Thanks. |
How to set user defined format in VBA
Columns("B").NumberFormat = "yyyy-mm-dd"
Columns(2).NumberFormat = "yyyy-mm-dd" Either one of those should work. Charles Chickering hon123456 wrote: Dear all, I want to set a Column with user defined format yyyy-mm-dd. How can I do that in VBA? I guess the sentence should look like this : Columns("B:B").????? = "yyyy-mm-dd" Thanks. |
How to set user defined format in VBA
columns(2).Numberformat = "yyyy-mm-dd"
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "hon123456" wrote in message ups.com... Dear all, I want to set a Column with user defined format yyyy-mm-dd. How can I do that in VBA? I guess the sentence should look like this : Columns("B:B").????? = "yyyy-mm-dd" Thanks. |
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