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Bernie, Patrick
Many thanks for your help. Your "Split" solution looks like it will work and for that I am grateful - but I must admit I find it extremely odd that DateValue would return the correct value when it was used in the immediate window but a different/incorrect value when used within a macro. Can either of you explain the reason for that? Cheers Stuart |
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:) no offence guys!!! "StuartBisset" wrote in message ... Bernie, Patrick Many thanks for your help. Your "Split" solution looks like it will work and for that I am grateful - but I must admit I find it extremely odd that DateValue would return the correct value when it was used in the immediate window but a different/incorrect value when used within a macro. Can either of you explain the reason for that? Cheers Stuart |
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