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Hello Andreas
One thing I agree with you on is that we are going around in circles
If your local settings are mm/dd/yyyy you have to enter the dates as mm/dd/yyyy into the form. If you do so, there are no issues. That is the basic point that you must accept / understand, Excel works that way.
I understand what you are saying - however as ossiemac mentioned to you about using Cdate- my regional and systems settings are UK - dd/mm/yyyy - this is what the relevant cells are also formatted to and all the time relevant cells are set s custom hh:mm ( i dont have any problem with the time issues by the way!) I dont know how this becomes text other than the formatting of the user form text boxes - and that is where my request for help is please
If you want to enter the dates in your Userform in a different format, e.g. dd/mm/yyyy, you have to write your own text/date parser to calculate the real date number from that text. We already said that 20 posts before.
I understand that and I tried that in the various formats - however Im not convinced I am writing the script under -
1/ the correct locatio ie module or form
2/ I get errors on the expressions etc
Your database already contains text and dates mixed up, there is no chance to solve that with your Userform.
The entries are dummy data from ongoing versions - dont worry about this i just didnt clear out the old entries as I changed the VBA code as per your guidance - so yes it is all mixed up but thats not relevant - I just need to reset the code correctly as per your help
So please can you just tell me what I need to write and where to resolve the user form issues
Than you again
Adrian