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I have seen similar issues as well. VBA for some reason assumes the date in the mm/dd/yyyy format despite the date setting of dd/mm/yyyy setting. I, therefore, always use a function to make changes to a date. In your situation try using something like this. Format(DateAdd("d", 2, Date), "dd/mm/yyyy") This expression is adding 2 days to the current date and is formatting it to the specified format. I didn't get any issues with this and hope for the best for you. Let me know if this helps. Thank You, Prashant |
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