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Dates in excell
The statement MyDate = (Mid$(fname, e, 8)) returns 8 characters from a
string in the format JUL-2006 Excel is adding to that the day of the month so its returning the date 1/july/2006 I want it to default to the last day of the month and not the first, Is there an easy way of doing it? Thanks in advance. Mike |
Dates in excell
One solution, this extracts the date string, adds 1 month and then subtracts
1 day. Error arises if the string is not a valid date! MyDate = Dateadd("d",-1,Dateadd("m",1,Mid$(fname, e, 8))) -- Cheers Nigel "Mike" wrote in message ... The statement MyDate = (Mid$(fname, e, 8)) returns 8 characters from a string in the format JUL-2006 Excel is adding to that the day of the month so its returning the date 1/july/2006 I want it to default to the last day of the month and not the first, Is there an easy way of doing it? Thanks in advance. Mike |
Dates in excell
Hi Mike,
Try something like: '============= Public Sub Tester() Dim myDate As Date Dim fname As String fname = "JUL-2006" myDate = DateValue(fname) myDate = DateSerial(Year(myDate), Month(myDate) + 1, 0) Debug.Print myDate End Sub '<<============= --- Regards, Norman "Mike" wrote in message ... The statement MyDate = (Mid$(fname, e, 8)) returns 8 characters from a string in the format JUL-2006 Excel is adding to that the day of the month so its returning the date 1/july/2006 I want it to default to the last day of the month and not the first, Is there an easy way of doing it? Thanks in advance. Mike |
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