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Assign Date Formatting To Button
I doubt this is really "function" related, but I can't find another, more
relevant NG. I'm using XL2003 and I'd like to create a toolbar button that applies a specific date format (m/d/yyyy) to cells. I'd like it to work just like the pre-built "Currency Style" and "Percent Style" buttons - they're incredibly handy. The only thing is - I don't want to use a macro. I want this funcationality available at all times, in multiple different workbooks (some of which exist only temporarily). Is this possible? TIA. -- Hmm...they have the Internet on COMPUTERS now! |
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