VBA - Sort data on TextBox1 from oldest to newest.

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Hi, Can someone help me with this problem? I need to display the oldest to newest data on the textbox based on the month and date in the Notes column.

VBA Code:
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()

  Dim firstSheet As String
  Dim secondSheet As String
  Dim thirdSheet As String
  Dim Result As String
  
  firstSheet = Worksheets("Precious").Range("D2").Value
  secondSheet = Worksheets("Sol").Range("D2").Value
  thirdSheet = Worksheets("Angel").Range("D2").Value
  
  Results = firstSheet & vbCrLf & secondSheet & vbCrLf & thirdSheet
  
  

  Me.TextBox1.Value = Results
  TextBox1.MultiLine = True

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Book11.xlsx
AB
1DateNotes
203/05/2023Adrian Santos
303/06/2023Adrian Sanchez
403/06/2023Ranch Book
503/07/2023Auto Sum
603/08/2023Fernandez
703/09/2023Tolentino
803/10/2023Loti
902/04/202304/01: borrowed 21$
1003/12/2023Duke
11
Precious
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A9A9=TODAY()


Book11.xlsx
AB
1DateNotes
203/05/2023Adrian Santos 1
303/06/2023Adrian Sanchez 2
403/06/2023Ranch Book 3
503/07/2023Auto Sum 4
603/08/2023Fernandez 5
703/09/2023Tolentino 6
803/10/2023Loti 7
902/04/202304/02: borrowed 25$
1003/12/2023Duke 9
11
Sol
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A9A9=TODAY()


Book11.xlsx
AB
1DateNotes
203/05/202303/05: borrowed 11$
303/06/202303/06: borrowed 11$
403/06/202303/06: borrowed 12$
503/07/202303/07: borrowed 13$
603/08/202303/08: borrowed 14$
703/09/202303/09: borrowed 15$
803/10/202303/10: borrowed 16$
911-Mar-2303/11: borrowed 17$
1003/12/202303/12: borrowed 18$
1102/04/202303/29: borrowed 19$
Angel
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A11A11=TODAY()
 

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Hi,

Just sort your data the way you need it ... before populating your TextBox ...
 
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The Excel menu offers A to Z and Z to A sorting ...
 
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Duplicate to: Displays data from oldest to newest VBA

In future, please do not post the same question multiple times. Per Forum Rules (#12), posts of a duplicate nature will be locked or deleted.

In relation to your question here, I have closed this thread so please continue in the linked thread
 
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