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Format problem
Ewa Gustafsson 
     
2 years ago
Hello
In the Calendar Control Addendum 2, creates the current month in a text box. How can I change so that the first letter of the month is uppercase?
Have tried the format Mmmm and MMMM but the format automatically changes to mmmm
Alex Hedley  @Reply  
           
2 years ago
Ewa Gustafsson OP  @Reply  
     
2 years ago
Have looked at Title Case as you suggested, but still can't figure out how to format the textbox so that the format is December 2024. Only this textbox should display the above format
Kevin Robertson  @Reply  
          
2 years ago
mmmm yyyy

Format
Ewa Gustafsson OP  @Reply  
     
2 years ago
I Have tried mmmm yyyy and it returns december 2024. I  want it to be December 2024 med a capital D
Richard Rost  @Reply  
          
2 years ago
It should be capitalized unless you have some other format on there.
Ewa Gustafsson OP  @Reply  
     
2 years ago
The Swedish setting is to show months in lowercase
Ewa Gustafsson OP  @Reply  
     
2 years ago

Ewa Gustafsson OP  @Reply  
     
2 years ago
This is how it shows
Richard Rost  @Reply  
          
2 years ago
If your Regional settings default to the months in lowercase, then you'll have to use another function to capitalize that letter. You can either grab the left one character or use a proper case, or however else you want to do it.
Ewa Gustafsson OP  @Reply  
     
2 years ago
Need to be explained how to do it. What is the easiest way to fix this?
Kevin Robertson  @Reply  
          
2 years ago
StrConv is covered in Change Case
Ewa Gustafsson OP  @Reply  
     
2 years ago
Also looked at Change Case but still don't understand how to enter it in VBA, could you pls show me the code.
Kevin Robertson  @Reply  
          
2 years ago
The image below shows an example using StrConv.
Kevin Robertson  @Reply  
          
2 years ago

Ewa Gustafsson OP  @Reply  
     
2 years ago
Thank you for your reply,
In the course, we started by creating the DatePicker Form, which must first be opened. Next, a button was made in DatePicker to open MonthlyCalendarF. Today I first opened DatePickerF but did not click the Open Calendar button. I Opened the MonthlyCalendarF in the menu on the left side andthe Calendar was opened  with December 2024 in capital letters, what could be the reason? Closed everything down and tried the Open Calendar button in the DatePickerF and the december in lowercase again. Don't understand how it happens, but it doesn't matter, I made a new button and everything works as it should.

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