All - this is more to raise a bit of a debate 'cos I'm sure there's a better way of doing this.
The problem:
Using .Find syntax where dates are involved
Whatever I use (value/text/formula) and whatever I try and look in (xlvalues / xlformulas), dates entered into either cells or textboxes are impossible to .find
I have resorted to having a list of Date serial numbers next to my dates column and using that as the find column for date searches. Obviously, this not only means that there is an extra, unwanted column in my spreadsheet but also, I have to add extra lines to my code to convert a textually entered date to a value (to .find it) and back again (to do anything with it)
Any ideas on this - there must be a better way...something I've missed
TIA Rgds
~Geoff~
The problem:
Using .Find syntax where dates are involved
Whatever I use (value/text/formula) and whatever I try and look in (xlvalues / xlformulas), dates entered into either cells or textboxes are impossible to .find
I have resorted to having a list of Date serial numbers next to my dates column and using that as the find column for date searches. Obviously, this not only means that there is an extra, unwanted column in my spreadsheet but also, I have to add extra lines to my code to convert a textually entered date to a value (to .find it) and back again (to do anything with it)
Any ideas on this - there must be a better way...something I've missed
TIA Rgds
~Geoff~