Forcing the format of multiple text boxes

MarkRCC

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Hi All,

I have a multipage userform which has multiple text boxes (7) for Date which get entered into seven different worksheets. The problem I am having is that despite my computer's regional formatting and the format of the cells, the userform is writing them in mm/dd/yyyy instead of the desired dd/mm/yyyy.

Is there a way I can force all of these textboxes to be in the correct format?
From a bit of googling I determined that I may be able to create a variable list containing the 7 textboxes and use something like:
Code:
Dim year As Long, year_control As Date
Dim strYear_control As String


year = Format(Date, "yyyy")
year_control = Format(Date, "dd/mm/yyyy")
strYear_control = Format(year_control, "dd/mm/yyyy")

Could anybody help me out with this?

Thanks in advance
 
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Try something like this.
You type "1/4/17" in TextBox1 & then hit command button.
I'm using DateSerial function to make sure the order of day-month-year is right.



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Code:
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[B][COLOR=Royalblue]Dim[/COLOR][/B] dt
 
dt [B]=[/B] Split[B]([/B]TextBox1.Value[B],[/B] [B][COLOR=brown]"/"[/COLOR][/B][B])[/B]
  [FONT=trebuchet ms][I][COLOR=Lightseagreen]'if user enter more than 12 for month then[/COLOR][/I][/FONT]
    [B][COLOR=Royalblue]If[/COLOR][/B] dt[B]([/B][B][B][COLOR=crimson]1[/COLOR][/B][/B][B])[/B] [B]>[/B] [B][B][COLOR=crimson]12[/COLOR][/B][/B] [B][COLOR=Royalblue]Then[/COLOR][/B] MsgBox [B][COLOR=brown]"Wrong month"[/COLOR][/B][B]:[/B] [B][COLOR=Royalblue]Exit[/COLOR][/B] [B][COLOR=Royalblue]Sub[/COLOR][/B]
       Sheets[B]([/B][B][COLOR=brown]"sheet1"[/COLOR][/B][B]).[/B]Range[B]([/B][B][COLOR=brown]"A1"[/COLOR][/B][B])[/B] [B]=[/B] DateSerial[B]([/B]dt[B]([/B][B][B][COLOR=crimson]2[/COLOR][/B][/B][B]),[/B] dt[B]([/B][B][B][COLOR=crimson]1[/COLOR][/B][/B][B]),[/B] dt[B]([/B][B][B][COLOR=crimson]0[/COLOR][/B][/B][B]))[/B]
 
[B][COLOR=Royalblue]End[/COLOR][/B] [B][COLOR=Royalblue]Sub[/COLOR][/B]

 
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