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I have a lot of csv file, in that file the date column contain both text and
date values, but when i change my system settings to UK and if i manually
change the date format using custom type "dd-mmm-yy", all the date and text
value of that column will easily change to dd-mmm-yy, but when i created a
macro to do the same thing, the problem iam facing here is when it open each
csv files the date is getting changed(the column contains both text and date
values)


when i open the file using the below code it opens the file in a actual
format(date values will not change)

ChDir "C:\Ranjith Report\FGA DEBT\Raw"
Workbooks.Open Filename:="C:\Ranjith Report\FGA DEBT\Raw\ABC.csv"

but when i open the file using the below code it opens in a different
format(date value changes)

arrWorkBook = Array("ABC.csv","DEF.csv")
Workbooks.Open Filename:="C:\Ranjith Report\FGA DEBT\Raw\" &
arrWorkBook(intTemp)
 
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