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Hi,
I have some VB6 code which was originally written to populate a spreadsheet in EXCEL 97. Basically, to cut a long story short, what the code does is it populates a variant array by calling a stored procedure. The variant array in question is populated with 3 elements (a date, and 2 floats). The array is then passed to Excel like this. Dim xlRng As Excel.Range xlRng.Value = vntDataArray In my particular scenario, the first four rows have the following dates in the "dd/mm/yyyy" format. 29/11/1995 30/11/1995 01/12/1995 04/12/1995 These dates are exported perfectly to Excel 97, but recently I've upgraded to Excel 2003 and the dates are exported like this. 29/11/1995 - Excel Interprets these as strings 30/11/1995 - Excel Interprets these as strings 12/01/1995 - Excel Interprets these as Dates 12/04/1995 - Excel Interprets these as Dates To get this working with Excel 2003, I've done a CDate case on the dates and this actually works, but unfortunately when I then run my new code on a machine that only has Excel 97 (which previously worked), the dates are again like this 29/11/1995 - Excel Interprets these as strings 30/11/1995 - Excel Interprets these as strings 12/01/1995 - Excel Interprets these as Dates 12/04/1995 - Excel Interprets these as Dates Any Ideas folks? It would be very much appreciated. Keeno |
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