Setting language

  • Thread starter Cor van der Bliek
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Cor van der Bliek

How do you change language during execution of a UserForm.
I want the result of a Date statement to be in English, but keep getting
Dutch results. No doubt this is a result of the Application language, but the
docuement is set to English VS.

Me.Controls("Textbox8").Text = Format(Date, "Mmmm, d yyyy")
 
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Doug Robbins

You could always use

Format(Date, "MMMM") & ", " & Format(Date, "d") & " " & Format(Date, "yyyy")



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Cor van der Bliek

This is no solution. I want the date to show in English in the form:
January, 15 2005.
That's the normal format in English, isn't it?
 
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Doug Robbins

No, that's not any normal format that I am aware of.

English would be 15 January 2005, maybe with a comma after the month, but
not always.
American would be January 15, 2005

Apart from in your post, I have never seen January, 15 2005.

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