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Default VBA determine computer region

I have a macro for an Excel spreadsheet that I used to add dates.
Unfortunately I wrote it on a computer that was in the Canada region
DD/MM/YYYY and when I moved it to a computer in US region MM/DD/YYYY it broke
as it was adding on days.

How can I use VBA to determine wether the date format is in MM/DD/YYY or
DD/MM/YYYY the reason I need this I am inputing the day as a string (it has
to be this way) in the format of DD/MM/YYYY and I need to add 1 day to it.

Thanks.
 
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