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Handling dates in VBA
Hi
I have a userform where two dates are entered into some textboxes. In the code these are processed a bit and should be returned to a sheet as parameters in a query. The problem is, that they are returned as mm/dd/yyyy and not dd/mm/yyyy as I need them. The code, that returns the values is: .... Dim LowerDate, UpperDate As Date intSpm = valSpm .... With Sheets("DataAnswers") With Range("UpperDate") .Value = UpperDate .NumberFormat = "d/m/yyyy" End With With Range("LowerDate") .Value = LowerDate .NumberFormat = "d/m/yyyy" End With .Range("Question").Value = intSpm End With The date 10-01-2007 (10th Jan, 2007) is returned as 01-10-2007 (1st Oct, 2007) whereas 26-06-2007 (26th Jun, 2007) is returned correctly. What to do in Excel 2003, UK?!? Thanks, /Sune |
Handling dates in VBA
Hi Sune
Your problem is due to excel using american dates, you can fix this by using the CDate function which is demonstrated below, if you need any more info try searching for post on CDate by Tom Ogilvy he must have around a million posts on this by now... example code Option Explicit Dim UpperDate, LowerDate As Date Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() LowerDate = [a1].Value UpperDate = [a2].Value LowerDate = CDate(LowerDate) UpperDate = CDate(UpperDate) MsgBox LowerDate & vbNewLine & UpperDate End Sub hope this helps |
Handling dates in VBA
Well, that was easy! I figured it woud be the American dates acting up, but
couldn't find the function to handle it. Thank you very much for your help! /Sune "Incidental" wrote: Hi Sune Your problem is due to excel using american dates, you can fix this by using the CDate function which is demonstrated below, if you need any more info try searching for post on CDate by Tom Ogilvy he must have around a million posts on this by now... example code Option Explicit Dim UpperDate, LowerDate As Date Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() LowerDate = [a1].Value UpperDate = [a2].Value LowerDate = CDate(LowerDate) UpperDate = CDate(UpperDate) MsgBox LowerDate & vbNewLine & UpperDate End Sub hope this helps |
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