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Default User Form Text Date Format

I am setting up a User Form to enter data. Most of the Combo Boxes work very
well but the 2 date boxes are challenging me! I had thought I could format
the User Form through Properties but that appears not the case. I have tried
a couple of suggestions I have seen in the forum:
Private Sub TextBox4_Change()
TextBox4.Value = Format(TextBox4.Value, "d mmm yy")
End Sub
Private Sub TextBox4_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean)
TextBox4.Value = Format(TextBox4.Value, "d mmm yy")
End Sub

The first example pre-fills the User Form box with 31 Dec 99 no matter what
key I touch.
The second example behaves as folows:
I enter 2 Mar 10 and get 2 Mar 10 in the Sheet but get 3 Feb 10 in the User
Form.
I enter 2 Dec 09 and get 2 Dec 09 in the Sheet but get 3 Feb 10 in the User
Form.
I enter 02/09/09 and get 9 Feb 09 in the Sheet but correctly 2 Sep 09 in the
User Form.

I wonder if anyone can shed some light on where I may be going wrong. Many
thanks.

Glenn
 
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