Date Formatting in a Macro

I have been trying to create a date macro in which I input the date on
the first sheet and it then continues onto the other sheets, I have
been parcially sucessful but I would like the Date to appear in this
format dddd, mmmm dd, yyyy ( Sunday, January 1, 2006) but all I get is
a bunch of pound signs in the excel sheets.

Does anbody have any idea on how to fix this or have a better way of
getting it to do this
and then for some other reason I can't get it to auto run when I open
the workbook.

Hope some one can help

Thanks

Greg A

How are you putting the date in the cell?
If the date is a result of a formula, is it negative? Negative dates show up as #'s
Have you tried to autofit the columns?

Hold down Ctrl key and left click each SheetTab you wish included. Then
just format and enter the date in one cell on one sheet and it will copy
over to the same cell in each sheet.........

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


<gregersanderson@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have been trying to create a date macro in which I input the date on
> the first sheet and it then continues onto the other sheets, I have
> been parcially sucessful but I would like the Date to appear in this
> format dddd, mmmm dd, yyyy ( Sunday, January 1, 2006) but all I get is
> a bunch of pound signs in the excel sheets.
>
> Does anbody have any idea on how to fix this or have a better way of
> getting it to do this
> and then for some other reason I can't get it to auto run when I open
> the workbook.
>
> Hope some one can help
>
> Thanks
>
> Greg A
>

Selection.NumberFormat = "dddd, mmmm, dd, yyyy"

make sure the column is wide enough to display the data, or you will get
####. Or, use Autofit

Selection.Columns.AutoFit


"gregersanderson@gmail.com" wrote:

> I have been trying to create a date macro in which I input the date on
> the first sheet and it then continues onto the other sheets, I have
> been parcially sucessful but I would like the Date to appear in this
> format dddd, mmmm dd, yyyy ( Sunday, January 1, 2006) but all I get is
> a bunch of pound signs in the excel sheets.
>
> Does anbody have any idea on how to fix this or have a better way of
> getting it to do this
> and then for some other reason I can't get it to auto run when I open
> the workbook.
>
> Hope some one can help
>
> Thanks
>
> Greg A
>
>