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I want to use a date for as an sheet name, Ie 13-Sep-08 or 13-09-08 ( this
will be set by using vb code). My problem is the system date is in dd/mm/yyyy format and the "/" can not be used for sheetname. How do i go about replacing the "/" with "-" in my vb code so that it wil be an acceptable format. Here is my code that I used Dim SHEETNAME As String SHEETNAME = Date Sheets("IDT").Select Sheets("IDT").Copy After:=Sheets(2) Sheets("IDT (2)").Name = SHEETNAME |
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