I have a userform with a number of text and combo boxes. One textbox is called ("txtDate").
I would like the ability to type in "1-10" and have the textbox display "Friday, January 10, 2014".
There is also a command button that enters the data to a sheet in the workbook.
I have a calendar userform that enters a date into a userform textbox in the format mm/dd/yy.
I am in the UK, so default date format is dd/mm/yyyy but i need it as above - mm/dd/yy
So, when I get a MsgBox to repeat Textbox1.Value (the date from the calendar object, formatted mm/dd/yy) and repeat it in format dddd mmmm dd yyyy, it reads the value not as I want it, mm/dd/yy, but as the usual dd/mm/yyyy - so instead of reading 08/01/12 as Wednesday August 01 2012 it is giving me Sunday January 08 2012 - even though in the cells on the worksheet that are populated from the textbox, the date reads correctly, so 08/01/2012 is indeed 1st August 2012 not January 8th 2012...
So it's the MsgBOx function reading the textbox in the userform wrong, and formatting makes no difference...
Can I fix this without changing my regional settings? Is there a way to set the region in vba then unset when leaving the program? I don't want to have to change regional, and anyway, the program will be used by others who won't know / want to do that.
I have created a userform but I am having extensive problems with the date formats.
My system is set to UK and short date is set to: DD/MM/YYYY
When I used code to add the values in the userform to the spreadsheet, any that contained a date format would revert to the US format.
So I finally figured out to use DateValue to format it correctly for example: ...
I have created a user form with a date field which fills a spreadsheet cell. The spreadsheet cell is formatted to dd/mm/yy but the user form will always enter as mm/dd/yy. Does anyone know how to edit the VBA form to use the dd/mm/yy format.
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I have read many posts on it this afternoon and cant get any to work for my user form.
The database which the user form sends to cannot be changed.
Trying to take data from a UserForm and copy to specific cells
It's going OK with certain fields (eg, User name) but hit a snag with the date field. The cell is formatted as *15/03/2005 in format cells, but I get odd results when a date is entered.
Initially was getting an issue with leading zeroes. If I enter 1/1/2009, this value goes into the cell as 1/1/2009, not the 01/01/2009 that I expect.....
I was using
Range("C5") = DateBox
I got round the lack of leading zeroes by pasting the actual value into the cell
Range("C5") = DateBox.Value
However, now found that I'm getting the wrong date format! If I use the first method to copy data, I'm getting UK formatting (ie enter 12/2/2008 and I get 12/2/2008), but if I use the second method, I get 02/12/2008!
I've currently got an inputbox (Userform) where the user gets to enter the date. My problem is, when the dates entered (example todays date... 17/07/06) it comes out in an error because it assumes i want the US Date format. What i would like is UK format. I've done everything i can do in excel, i assume its a problem with VBA, which i'm still thick at...
Sub proInput()
Sheets(" Pivot reports"). Range("D7").Value = InputBox("Please Enter Date!")
I have an excel sheet full of dates in text format and want to convert them into regular format. For instance, one of the dates listed is in text as "60801". I'd like it to show in regular date format of mm/dd/yyyy, so that 60801 becomes 8/1/2006.
I have a Userform and 2 text boxes that require users to enter a date. I really need the users to be forced to enter the date in "mm/dd/yy" format or they cannot get passed that text box or at least an error comes up.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI've attached a picture of how my userform is set up - all of the code is working fine and does very dandy, even if I do say so myself, but as you can see when I load data into the listbox, the date on the left hand side becomes M/DD/YYYY whereas I want it as DD/MM/YYYY.
All of the columns except Due Dateconsist of text/numbers and these load fine however even if I change the format of the Due Date data within the worksheet before loading it in it still loads incorrectly. Is there any way to format the date to how I want it within the ListBox?
How can I formate the date in a text box on a user form. I want the date to appear as follow: yyyy/mm/dd
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In D2 I have: =B2
In D3 I have manually input: (space)3-08
As you can see the CONCATENATE puts the "39569" date in A2 But the second line puts the text date as I prefer. What I would like to do is put in a formula or macro in D2 and down that will change the "Mar-08" to "3-08" so it CONCATENATEs correctly to column A. Simply: I'm trying to avoid manually inputing the text version "3-08" (or whatever M-Y) into D2 down a hundred or so rows!
The problem is even though the worksheet cell is formated to 3 places the text box in the Userform shows many more than this. I have used the Control Source set to read the cell value.
The answer I've seen 'txtValue = Format(Value, "000.00")' which seems very neat and tidy but I'm not sure how to use it or where to place it.
I have a userfrom with 2 textboxes used for entering dates. would like to either force the user to enter the date as xx/xx/xxxx or have a calendar feature where they can select a date. I checked my 'additional controls' in my toolbox but do not see a calendar option.
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However I have thirty text boxes on the Userform all linked to cells on a sheet. How do I apply this so that I dont have thirty lines of code. It just does not look elegant. I'm doing this because the number on the userform shows more decimal places than the cells format. Cell formated to 3 places Userform shows about 9 mostly .999999 etc
Is it possible to selectively format text in a textbox on a userform ie. to make some of the text bold, other parts underlined and other parts italic etc. The text which appears in my text box is entered automatically by a piece of code which extracts the contents of certain cells and arranges them in the text box as needed. I would now like to be able to display the text box with the text formatted so that its not just all in plain text.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a workbook that I'm using to tracking staffing patterns within a mental health agency. When the workbook opens the user is asked to pick a date range and an office location. I've placed code into the userform that pre-fills the "start date" with today's date and the "end date" 7 days from today's date. I would like the user to be able to enter a unique date range should they wish but I have yet to figure out the coding to accomplish my goal.
[Code] .....
Attached File : Staffing Report 1.90.xlsm
I have userform1 where new data is inputed.
Userform2 is used for Edit purpose.
Both work fine.
I have Label which is visible if date in textbox is less than TODAY()..... ( which is textbox28).
Following is the code:
It will not work correctly due to date format of textboxes & cells??? Tried to resolve it but no success yet.
I have these as input entered as text:
January 01, 2011 January 01, 2011 February 28, 2010 May 12, 2011 June 02, 2010 February 28, 2010 May 12, 2011 June 02, 2010 February 28, 2010
but I need it in this DATE format:
MM/DD/YYYY
I need it as a formula to be entered into a cell in excel (not VBA)
Date:31-Oct-06 (the date is in cell A3)
Formula: "as at"& " "&A3
Result: as at 39021
I need the results to be "as at 31-Oct-06". Is there a formula for this??
I've created a group of user forms used for recording jobs and displaying details of jobs and have come up against a problem I think you may be able to help me with.
When the user creates a new record, I've written some code to stamp txtdate text box with the current system date and this information is then copied onto a sheet called Data into a specific column.
This part works fine and as the column is formatted to handle dates it displays fine.
However, when I pull the data back in, it displays the date as the serial number date, not formatted as dd/mm/yy. I've tried every fix I can find to sort this but none of them seem to work.
The code I use to pull the data in is as follows:
ComboBox1.BoundColumn = 11
txtdate.Value = ComboBox1.Value
The idea is that the user selects a job number from combobox1 and then the appropriate column is pulled into each txt box on the form.
At the same time, I'm trying to do the same for the system time as well. Unsurprisingly I have a very similar problem here and use the same code as above. I've tried formatting both date and time txt boxes in the userform, the data transfer code etc etc with no success.
Is there a way to make a cell display today's date as YYYYMMDD?
Assuming data!a2= 7989, I need the following formula to display as shown below
="txt"&data!a2&"txt"&today
displayed as
txt7989txt20080507
I having problem to determine the format value of dates that needs to be inserted in a Userform.
I have the following format in my userform for my Textbox:
[Code] ......
When I select the calendar in my userform that is set as follows:
[Code] .......
And select the first day of the month, it will always add the format as 05/01/2014 but if I select today’s date as example it will add it in the right format: 2014/05/26
I have included a sample to demonstrate the function of the calendar as I have declared it public as d in a module, therefore making the population of my userforms textbox easier to add information on dates.
Calendar.xlsm
If you add 2014/05/01 - 2014/05/26 and 2014/05/06 you will see where the system is having problem with the month and dates I guess the system confuses the two?
I need the format as follows: yyyy/mm/dd
I have attached excel, where date is mention in B Column but when I am formatting it, it is not showing in proper date format. I want format in eg 18-Mar-2013.
Book1.xlsx
I have dates formatted as dd/mm/yyyy and I need just the year, but with either text or standard format. (so no easy yyyy solution which would work)
I just seem to be too stupid, can't copy and paste as value, as that doesn't change a bit. If I format it as text it turns up sth like 34875 ofc.
I have been sent an excel sheet, that contains a text column with a date and time format below
24/04/2009 1700
15/05/2009 2359
16/04/2009 1400
Is it possible to convert this into date & time to use in a calculation.
I am trying to display both text and a date in the same line. Currently I have something like ="The Date Is " & A1. where A1 is a cell with a date formatted in a preferred format. However, once I call reference to the cell, excel re-formats it into the serial date, so it displays something like. The Date Is 40220
instead of something like: The Date is 2/11/2010. Does anyone know how to format the number back into a date form? Just going through the format menus and setting it to date does not change it.
i am looking for vba macro to convert date format (indonesian language) to be text format, see this below :
sample (col.a)
after vba
09/10/14
09 Oktober 2014
26/12/11
26 Desember 2011
05/06/10
05 Juni 2010
etc...
I am trying to make a very simple macro but get stuck in de Excel date format. When using the date "=TODAY()" in one cel it is no problem but I want to integrate it in the CONCATENATE function.
I want to create this text "(WG 01-01-2006)" but then with the actual date of that day of course, which can be inserted in de active cell.
Whatever I do, copy, pastespecial, reed text with RIGHT, change format on an temporary cell etc. Excel keeps returning the number in Excel date format counting from 01-01-1900. Nice for calculating but I want the date text!
I've got some data from a unix database that I have been able to import into Excel 2003. I want to use this data in an Access 2003 database but the dates are formatted all wrong. Date comes out like this "FEB08" in Excel.
I want to convert this into a date format that I can use as an actual date when I import this data into Access. I was thinking about doing the conversion in Excel before importing it into Access. If it would be easier to import into Access and then convert