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Paste year as a specific date
Can anyone think of a way in which someone could enter a number
(representing a year, say 2009) and then paste the results into cell A1 as January 1 of that year? |
Paste year as a specific date
What this should say is:
Can anyone think of a way in which someone could enter a number in a TextBox (representing a year, say 2009) and then paste the results into cell A1 as January 1 of that year? "Patrick C. Simonds" wrote in message ... Can anyone think of a way in which someone could enter a number (representing a year, say 2009) and then paste the results into cell A1 as January 1 of that year? |
Paste year as a specific date
Something like this maybe...
Range("A1").Value = DateSerial(TextBox1.Value, 1, 1) Rick "Patrick C. Simonds" wrote in message ... What this should say is: Can anyone think of a way in which someone could enter a number in a TextBox (representing a year, say 2009) and then paste the results into cell A1 as January 1 of that year? "Patrick C. Simonds" wrote in message ... Can anyone think of a way in which someone could enter a number (representing a year, say 2009) and then paste the results into cell A1 as January 1 of that year? |
Paste year as a specific date
Yes, thank you
"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote in message ... Something like this maybe... Range("A1").Value = DateSerial(TextBox1.Value, 1, 1) Rick "Patrick C. Simonds" wrote in message ... What this should say is: Can anyone think of a way in which someone could enter a number in a TextBox (representing a year, say 2009) and then paste the results into cell A1 as January 1 of that year? "Patrick C. Simonds" wrote in message ... Can anyone think of a way in which someone could enter a number (representing a year, say 2009) and then paste the results into cell A1 as January 1 of that year? |
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