Problem with dates when writing a VBA array to Excell

jjhenry

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I writing a VBA varinat array to Excel, I have a date column in the array formatted UK date. When I write it to Excel it is in US format. I do the same thing on a diferent sheet and it works fine. Even if I change the format of the cells after writing in the array the format does not change. The VBA code is

.Activate
.Range(Cells(pprow + 1, 1), Cells(pprow + UBound(DayData, 2), 10)) = Application.Transpose(DayData)

Any ideas
Thanks
Jason
 
Excellent! It works.
Do you have any idea about the second question, how to insert an entire row of values into an array in one step?

Thanks a lot, Rory
 
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