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Convert worksheet string name to date format in cell
Hello-
I have a workbook that will always have a sheet name such as 082509. I want to have cell J2 take that string and convert to a MM/DD/YY format. I tried the following, but it did not work: Range("J2").Select ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = DateValue(Format(Range(Worksheet (1)).Value, "00/00/00")) Any ideas? Thanks |
Convert worksheet string name to date format in cell
maybe...
I'd use: With ActiveSheet.Range("J2") .NumberFormat = "mm/dd/yy" 'whatever you want .Value = DateValue(Format(Worksheets(1).Name, "00/00/00")) End With Sabosis wrote: Hello- I have a workbook that will always have a sheet name such as 082509. I want to have cell J2 take that string and convert to a MM/DD/YY format. I tried the following, but it did not work: Range("J2").Select ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = DateValue(Format(Range(Worksheet (1)).Value, "00/00/00")) Any ideas? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
Convert worksheet string name to date format in cell
On Sep 3, 6:57*pm, Dave Peterson wrote:
maybe... I'd use: With ActiveSheet.Range("J2") * * .NumberFormat = "mm/dd/yy" 'whatever you want * * .Value = DateValue(Format(Worksheets(1).Name, "00/00/00")) End With Sabosis wrote: Hello- I have a workbook that will always have a sheet name such as 082509. I want to have cell J2 take that string and convert to a MM/DD/YY format. I tried the following, but it did not work: Range("J2").Select * * ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = DateValue(Format(Range(Worksheet (1)).Value, "00/00/00")) Any ideas? Thanks -- Dave Peterson Dave, thanks for the help! |
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