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TextBox16.Value = Now(Format(Date, "dddd mmmm yyyy"))
How is that suppose to be written ? |
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Textbox.Value = Format(Now, "dddd mmmm yyyy") -- Gary "Corey" wrote in message ... TextBox16.Value = Now(Format(Date, "dddd mmmm yyyy")) How is that suppose to be written ? |
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Thanks Gary
I was close, but yet so far "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote in message ... maybe Textbox.Value = Format(Now, "dddd mmmm yyyy") -- Gary "Corey" wrote in message ... TextBox16.Value = Now(Format(Date, "dddd mmmm yyyy")) How is that suppose to be written ? |
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Hi Corey,
You can also write as Textbox.Value = format(date(),"dddd mmmm yyyy") "Corey" wrote: Thanks Gary I was close, but yet so far "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote in message ... maybe Textbox.Value = Format(Now, "dddd mmmm yyyy") -- Gary "Corey" wrote in message ... TextBox16.Value = Now(Format(Date, "dddd mmmm yyyy")) How is that suppose to be written ? |
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![]() that's not entirely correct, but the () will disappear when the code is entered. TextBox.Value = Format(Date, "dddd mmmm yyyy") -- Gary "Lum" wrote in message ... Hi Corey, You can also write as Textbox.Value = format(date(),"dddd mmmm yyyy") "Corey" wrote: Thanks Gary I was close, but yet so far "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote in message ... maybe Textbox.Value = Format(Now, "dddd mmmm yyyy") -- Gary "Corey" wrote in message ... TextBox16.Value = Now(Format(Date, "dddd mmmm yyyy")) How is that suppose to be written ? |
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Well, he said "write it as" ... and you can, but as you noted, Excel will
auto-correct, removing what it consideres excess in this case <g "Gary Keramidas" wrote: that's not entirely correct, but the () will disappear when the code is entered. TextBox.Value = Format(Date, "dddd mmmm yyyy") -- Gary "Lum" wrote in message ... Hi Corey, You can also write as Textbox.Value = format(date(),"dddd mmmm yyyy") "Corey" wrote: Thanks Gary I was close, but yet so far "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote in message ... maybe Textbox.Value = Format(Now, "dddd mmmm yyyy") -- Gary "Corey" wrote in message ... TextBox16.Value = Now(Format(Date, "dddd mmmm yyyy")) How is that suppose to be written ? |
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