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Try this:
Function monthName(myMonth As Integer) ' if you are in an English dating system (m/d/y) then change the code to: 'MsgBox StrConv(Format(myMonth & "/1/2006", "mmmm"), vbProperCase) MsgBox Format("1/" & myMonth & "/2006", "mmmm") End Function Sub testMonth() 'here you supply the month number you want the name for monthName (5) End Sub Good luck, BartH news.microsoft.com wrote: Hi all, I want to convert a number (from 1 to 12) to a month name tks for help |
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