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Change Date format 12/26/2015 to 12-26-2015 vb6
This does not work
FutureYr = Format(FutureYr, "mm-dd-yyyy")
It does not change the format.
How to do this ?
FutureYr = Format(FutureYr, "mm-dd-yyyy")
It does not change the format.
How to do this ?
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It depends on what is FutureYr? How you have declared it in your original code? Is it just a variable or a control? Are you assigning the FutureYr back to a cell on the sheet? So many questions and not sure you will get your logical answer unless you provide these details.
Otherwise as such nothing is wrong with statement.
Otherwise as such nothing is wrong with statement.
Sorry about the late reply,had to run an unexpected errand
Dim FutureYr As Date
this did not fix it:
FutureYr = Format(DateValue(FutureYr)
Dim FutureYr As Date
this did not fix it:
FutureYr = Format(DateValue(FutureYr)
Use MsgBox FutureYr or Debug.Print FutureYr to see the value in immediate window. Do you see it in desired format?
How do you know that you don't get it in right format? What do you do next with FutureYr, do you place its value on the sheet or what?
If you are placing the value of FutureYr on the sheet, that might not work as sheet's default date separator will take over.
How do you know that you don't get it in right format? What do you do next with FutureYr, do you place its value on the sheet or what?
If you are placing the value of FutureYr on the sheet, that might not work as sheet's default date separator will take over.
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