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Sorry, my mistake. The code is addressing to the wrong cell.
"Angus" wrote: Both experts, The rolling months work, but when I update to Access database, the value is empty. Following is my code: .AddNew .Fields("Order_month") = Trim(Range("J3").Value) .Update I try to replace with .Fields("Order_month") = Trim(Range("J3").Text) but doesn't work. Other cells update properly to database. Thanks to help. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Why yes I did. DateSerial would be the VBA equivalent. So to the OP, replace DateSerial with Date in the formula. Thanks for the catch. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: Did you mean Date instead of DateSerial? -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: If it is to be a real date, then it must be a specific day in the month. If the user enters just the month and year, then it will default to the 1st day of the month. in A2 put =if(A1<"",DateSerial(year(a1),Month(A1)+1,1),"") and format the cell in the date format you want to see. then drag fill down the column. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Angus" wrote: I have to make a sales forecast sheet with rolling months, so that when sales type "Aug-07" at A1, A2 becomes "Sep-07", and A3 becomes "Oct-07" and so on... However, i am not sure will the salesman type "Aug-07" or "August-07" or 08012007" at A1... Besides, i want the month (and the rolling months) a REAL DATE format because i will copy it to Access database for statistic purpose. How to make this happen, please help. |
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