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Correction to above :<br />
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Me.ControlName = Format(Date, &quot;dd/mm/yyyy&quot;)
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Correction to above :

Me.ControlName = Format(Date, "dd/mm/yyyy")

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Dear all, <br />
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I am using the SEP Date Control Object in Excel.<br />
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How to set the datetime format to be &quot;dd/mm/yyyy&quot;. &nbsp;I cannot set it in the control properties dialog box.<br />
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Please advise how it can be done in VBA.<br />
Thanks.
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Dear all, 

I am using the SEP Date Control Object in Excel.

How to set the datetime format to be "dd/mm/yyyy".  I cannot set it in the control properties dialog box.

Please advise how it can be done in VBA.
Thanks.

Set DateTime format for a SEP Date Control Object

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