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aneasiertomorrow
Hello all
I (all right, the graphic designer I'm working with - lord those people are
fussy!) would like to have the date format 19.06.07 rather than any of the
standard formats. I read on this wonderful forum that I need VBA to do that.
Can someone get me started/pointed in the right direction as I'm a bit
clueless. Just to give you all a laugh this is how far I've got:
Sub DateFormat()
Date.dd.MM.yy
End Sub
And it appears to do nothing, though at least it's happy with the syntax
I tried adding quote marks but that was an invalid use of the property
apparently.
Please help and I promise I'll try harder to learn.
Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au
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I (all right, the graphic designer I'm working with - lord those people are
fussy!) would like to have the date format 19.06.07 rather than any of the
standard formats. I read on this wonderful forum that I need VBA to do that.
Can someone get me started/pointed in the right direction as I'm a bit
clueless. Just to give you all a laugh this is how far I've got:
Sub DateFormat()
Date.dd.MM.yy
End Sub
And it appears to do nothing, though at least it's happy with the syntax
I tried adding quote marks but that was an invalid use of the property
apparently.
Please help and I promise I'll try harder to learn.
Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au
If this post answered your question please let us know as others may be
interested too