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Why does this bit of code display a different to what I am seeing in the work sheet.
It displays the date 29/12/1899 whereas I am expecting 18/09/2011
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Appreciate any tips.
Date displaying as something different than expected
Why does this bit of code display a different to what I am seeing in the work sheet.
It displays the date 29/12/1899 whereas I am expecting 18/09/2011Please Login or Register to view this content.
Appreciate any tips.
Last edited by hattrick_123a; 09-21-2011 at 12:33 AM.
Hello,
the "select" is the problem. Replace it with "value"
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Hello hattrick123a,
You can use this version of your macro to find the last date. In VBA it is rare to have to select an object before performing an operation.
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Sincerely,
Leith Ross
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Re: Date displaying as something different than expected
Thanks for this guys, both of these work.
Leith, this bit of code is a bit better. Can you jsut clarify what exactly it is doing?Please Login or Register to view this content.
Specifically this part in red?
Does it go to the very bottom of column A and then do a Ctrl+Up, which brings you to the top(i.e. the very last row with a date value in it)?
Thanks Again
Hello hattrick_123a,
Yes, it starts at the very bottom of the column and continues up until a cell with a formula or constant is found.
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