how to change mm/dd/yyyy to dd/mm/yyyy

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Code:
Dim StrDt As String
StrDt = InputBox("Input the mm/dd/yyyy date to convert", , "mm/dd/yyyy")
MsgBox StrDt & " to " & Format(Split(StrDt, "/")(1), "00") & "/" & Format(Split(StrDt, "/")(0), "00") & "/" & Format(Split(StrDt, "/")(2), "0000")
 
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It not updating in sheet. but formula bar it showing as dd/mm/yyyy format. in cells it showing as mm/dd/yyyy only not updating
 
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If you just want to change the cell format, use something like:
Code:
Columns("A:A").NumberFormat = "dd/mm/yyyy"
Note your entries have to be date entries and not text entries in order for this to work!
 
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