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strange behaviour
D$ = FORMAT(Date, "dd-mmm-yy") & Chr$(10)
this statement worked fine in one workbook but now does not work. "wrong number of arguments or invalid property error is returned" The word Format is highlighted and stays in capitals. In another workbook Script editor accepts the "FORMAT" and it becomes "Format", and works fine. This occured after i changed a cells date format on a particular worksheet. Is this a bug ? |
strange behaviour
sunilpatel wrote:
D$ = FORMAT(Date, "dd-mmm-yy") & Chr$(10) this statement worked fine in one workbook but now does not work. "wrong number of arguments or invalid property error is returned" The word Format is highlighted and stays in capitals. In another workbook Script editor accepts the "FORMAT" and it becomes "Format", and works fine. This occured after i changed a cells date format on a particular worksheet. Is this a bug ? A guess... DATE is a reserved word (a function). Suggest you change the name of this variable. |
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