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On my user form the user enters is prompted to enter the date, in a textbox, in the format dd/mm/yyyy. &nbsp;Once the user form is completed the values are put into variable and printed on another user form however the printed date appears in the textbox in the format mm/dd/yyyy. Is there anyway to stop this happening and it to be printed as entered.
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Hi

On my user form the user enters is prompted to enter the date, in a textbox, in the format dd/mm/yyyy.  Once the user form is completed the values are put into variable and printed on another user form however the printed date appears in the textbox in the format mm/dd/yyyy. Is there anyway to stop this happening and it to be printed as entered.

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