Date formatting lost upon conversion to Table

Gojira

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I have a curious challenge I'm trying to overcome and I could do with some support.

I'm converting a set of data that consists of timesheet information into a table using vba. The column headings pre-conversion are in date format, but the underlying data is a number (i.e. if I convert it into a number format it changes from xx/xx/xxxx to xxxxx.xx

After the table has been created, the column headings no longer have the underlying number format.

I need to retain that underlying format. Is there a way of doing that?
 

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