Yes. Here is a function to get the created date.

In Global Module
Public Function ShowFileInfo(filespec) As Date

    Dim fso As Object, f As Object, D As Date
    
    Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
    Set f = fso.GetFile(filespec)
    D = f.DateCreated
    ShowFileInfo = D
    
    Set fso = Nothing
    Set f = Nothing
    
End Function

In Button Click Event
Dim createdDate As Date
    createdDate = ShowFileInfo("Full Path of Your File")
        
    MsgBox "Created: " & createdDate

Hi Kevin

I am getting the wrong date returned from my code!
What am I doing wrong?

Sorry Kevin

It is working correctly. I was looking at the wrong date.

Many thanks again

I have tested it on several files and get the correct date. Are you sure it is Date Created that being displayed in File Explorer?
Right click on the file, then click on properties in the context menu.

OK. Glad it's working.

Hi Again

What I need is the "Modified" date.
I tried to change the code to read:
       D = f.DateModified
but that did not work

Help!!

Almost correct. Use this:
D = f.DateLastModified

Thanks, that worked.