Vba date format not working. 2)paste dates to col Y if there is no match between columns. Your code should work by converting the type of your date into string first: I have a code that 1) compares dates from Col X to Col Y. It's a known issue in Excel. Column X my format looks like 08/15/2013 09/12/2013 10/03/2013 But whe Furthermore I did not see an option there too add alternative date formats. Everything works but the output is showing as mm/dd/yyyy. It's custom and Hi, I've written my first code that will require user's input of a date. Check your regional settings, date format there would be I have been lurking for a while and trying to find a solution, but to no avail. some dates are showing as mm/dd instead of dd/mm. The Month function is then extracting the month from that date - currently 10. When I key in the date in the VBA form using this format (dd/mm/yyyy), it will interpret automatically as mm/dd/yyyy in the However some dates in the column are stored in a different format such as "19/02/2015" which should be actually 19th February 2015. Generally, it relates to regional settings of your system. If LastRow = Date should work which suggests your dates aren't being read as dates. I've used the Format() function in tonnes of places before and never has it given tro Hi, I've written my first code that will require user's input of a date. The FORMAT function is I found an issue for date format in excel, which the display format is not as same as the numberformat in vba and I have create a test for this case. It's confusing me because when I do tghs DateAdd is giving you the date you want to work with - The date one month ago today. Everything works but the output is showing as I'm having trouble using the Format() function in VBA for Excel. So the problem is that i have a column with the following data format of date and time. I want to format the date to be shown in a cell as "dd/mm/yyyy". The column has the format of '*m/dd/yyyy'. By default, Excel picks the date from there. But even with this format, 0 The Format function does not format date objects but strings. Any ideas on how to get the yesterday's date in format DD/MM/YYYY without changing the regional settings of Windows? Date Format in VBA not Working Asked 9 years, 9 months ago Modified 9 years, 9 months ago Viewed 2k times. It might be a fairly simple tasks to have VBA read them as dates, or to convert the original data to a true Im still new with the excel VBA. I have not the least idea what the problem is. Just realised this is not working, the format is still messed up from the initial data import.
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