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Hi Newsgroup
I have a big problem handling dates in excel or formatting them the right way. Using VBA there is no Problem but when I using formatted fields the trouble begins. My tool is used in several languages (german, french, italian) and when I use localized formatting of date fields like "DD.MM.JJJJ" (for german) and using this on french system i receive an error. Now I made a work around and replacing (Text-replace in VBA) the formatting with the localized format, but this isn't very nice. Any idea how to handle this? Thanks alot D. H. Lee |
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