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VBA Macro to capture DATA in dd/mm/yyyy even though system date format is mm/dd/yyyy

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    VBA Macro to capture DATA in dd/mm/yyyy even though system date format is mm/dd/yyyy

    Hi experts,

    Could you pls help to write a excel vba macro to capture Data of Current Date in dd/mm/yyyy, even though my system date format is in different one. I am using excel/office 2007.

    Thanks in advance,

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    Re: VBA Macro to capture DATA in dd/mm/yyyy even though system date format is mm/dd/yyyy

    hi vijay21, you can record the following actions. assuming your dates are in column A, select the whole column
    go to Data -> Text to Columns -> Next -> Next -> Date: MDY - > Finish

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    Re: VBA Macro to capture DATA in dd/mm/yyyy even though system date format is mm/dd/yyyy

    I think I did not explain fully on my req. I am trying to capture the Entry Date in a excel cell thru an userform. I have done coding to get the current date in a variable. It works fine when the date is in brit format (dd/mm/yyyy). I wish to keep the same format of date even though my system format is changed to usa format (mm/dd/yyyy).

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    Re: VBA Macro to capture DATA in dd/mm/yyyy even though system date format is mm/dd/yyyy

    I think VBA does that for you (but i'm no VBA expert).

    Otherwise post an excel file,without confidentional information.

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    Re: VBA Macro to capture DATA in dd/mm/yyyy even though system date format is mm/dd/yyyy

    Thanks for your reply.

    I am looking to write a VBA code inside the macro. Could any one help me.

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    Re: VBA Macro to capture DATA in dd/mm/yyyy even though system date format is mm/dd/yyyy

    In that case, you don't read my suggest in #2 well enough.

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    Re: VBA Macro to capture DATA in dd/mm/yyyy even though system date format is mm/dd/yyyy

    Hi, vijay21,

    the long for a date in Format dd/mm/yyyy should be equal to that of mm/dd/yyyy as long as Excel recognises the input as a Date. So maybe use the CLng-conversion for your search or apply the Autofilter (which in VBA would need a long value for putting up any result).

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    Re: VBA Macro to capture DATA in dd/mm/yyyy even though system date format is mm/dd/yyyy

    hi,

    I got an idea to store the date using NumberFormat in VBA macro.

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    I will try it to check ! Hope this works..... thanks for your guidence Holger.

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