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&nbsp;MsgBox Format(Now, &quot;MM&quot;)
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hi<br />
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i'm trying this code<br />
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&nbsp;MsgBox Format(Month(Now), &quot;MM&quot;)<br />
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i want to get the month in two digits like this &quot;06&quot; but for some reason i get a msgbox with &quot;01&quot;, why i don't get the right month?
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hi


i'm trying this code

 MsgBox Format(Month(Now), "MM")

i want to get the month in two digits like this "06" but for some reason i get a msgbox with "01", why i don't get the right month?

how can i get with vba the curret month with two digits

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