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In a production workbook (Excel 2002) I have the users enter the effective
date on a user form. I use the IsDate function to be sure it is valid. I then place the date into a locked cell on a sheet. The IsDate function says that 10/9/007 is a valid date. But on the sheet Excel treats it as a string. So of course all calculations throughout turn to #ERROR. Does this bug still exist in later versions? Don <www.donwiss.com (e-mail link at home page bottom). |
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