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![]() I'm reading the contents of a Cell - formatted as custom "dd mmm yyyy". The text in the Cell is "08 Mar 1980". Reading the cell magically converts it to 8/03/1980. This is done when referencing it via Cells(line, column). Writing this to another sheet via Sub WriteSheet(mVal, mL, mC) With Worksheets("Sheet3") ..Cells(mL, mC) = mVal End With End Sub Sees the cell contents become 29288. This really happens!!! And I've done hundreds of tests.... crazy ! What could possible cause it? I've varies the formatting of the destination cell to text, and General. No change. Why doesn't it read what it is - and write the same thing? Isn't this the whole point ? Thanks - Kirk |