TIA.
Steve
VB and Dates have a few strange quirks. I generally don't trust the IsDate
function at all. IsDate is treating "31/04/01" as a yy/mm/dd format, and it
converts to 1-April-1931. "IsDate" should really be renamed to
"IsItPossibleToRearrangeThisStringToGetSomeSortOfDate".
It is a rather crappy function. Roll your own.
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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
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From the help
'IsDate Function
Returns a Boolean value indicating whether an expression can
be converted to a date.'
It is true that 31/04/01 can be converted to a date
01/04/31
04/01/31
That's the way I look at it anyway.
J