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    Date formatting on access export to excel

    Thanks, but still no joy!
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    Date formatting on access export to excel

    Does anyone know how to imcorporate this into the above code?: .Cells(F:F).NumberFormat = "mm/dd/yyyy"
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    Date formatting on access export to excel

    Does anyone know how to imcorporate this into the above code?: .Cells(F:F).NumberFormat = "mm/dd/yyyy"
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    Date formatting on access export to excel

    The replace code is updating a column header in the exported file. The header needs to be called "Deliv.Date" for import into another system but Access won't allow "Deliv.Date" as a Field name so it has to be replaced on export. Can I use something like this to format that specific column...
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    Date formatting on access export to excel

    Thanks, but CurrentDate is only used to name the excel file. It's not used for the data inside the exported excel file?
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    Date formatting on access export to excel

    Cheers, but I have changed all the regional settings to dd/mm/yyyy already and it still reverts back to mm/dd/yyyy in the exported excel file?
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    Date formatting on access export to excel

    Hi, I have been searching through forums and cannot find an answer to my problem. I have all time/date settings on the machine set to dd/mm/yyyy. I have "Short Date" as the format for all date fields in Access and have also set the MS Office default settings to dd/mm/yyyy. However when creating...
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