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Vba Date$
I have to use the Date$, and this seems to be swapping the day and month:
The system date is 04/06/2010 (dd/mm/yy), and the regional setting are for the UK when I try Dstr = Format(Date$, "dd/mm/yy"), I get 06/04/2010, and when I break it down into individual elements, ie Y = Year(Date$) M = Month(Date$) D = Day(Date$) I get M = 4 & D = 6! Please help! -- Eric |
Vba Date$
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DStr = Format(Date, "dd/mm/yy") -- HTH Bob "Eric" wrote in message ... I have to use the Date$, and this seems to be swapping the day and month: The system date is 04/06/2010 (dd/mm/yy), and the regional setting are for the UK when I try Dstr = Format(Date$, "dd/mm/yy"), I get 06/04/2010, and when I break it down into individual elements, ie Y = Year(Date$) M = Month(Date$) D = Day(Date$) I get M = 4 & D = 6! Please help! -- Eric |
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