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I have somedates in this text/label format (yyyy-mm-dd) i.e. not numbers,
2007-02-01 2007-01-33 2007-02-01 I want to test for valid dates. The basic approach I was using was this: Sub foo() Dim sDateStr As String sDateStr = "2007-01-33" Debug.Print DateSerial(Left(sDateStr, 4), Mid(sDateStr, 6, 2), Right(sDateStr, 2)) Debug.Print IsDate(DateSerial(Left(sDateStr, 4), Mid(sDateStr, 6, 2), Right(sDateStr, 2))) End Sub But pseudo-dates such as 33rd January 2007 (see second entry) get interpreted as 2nd February 2007 and *pass* the test. What is the best way of testing for such pseudo-dates, please? Thanks in advance Tim |
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