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    VBA - Turn Data Values into Dates

    So my date formats are producing in a report like this: 43112 I was using the following to make that a short date: Range("DataTbl[New Business Month]").Selection.NumberFormat = "mm/dd/yyyy;@" I keep error-ing out though...
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    For Loop Not Initialized

    Greetings, I need to run through a series of worksheets by the same name in different workbooks. I am receiving the "for loop not initialized" error on the last line. Not sure how to troubleshoot this and not really understanding the error in this portion of the code. Thanks! For Each...
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    • initialized loop mm/dd/yyyy;@ rangeaa.select selection.numberformat
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    • Forum: Excel Questions

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