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Rick Rothstein \(MVP - VB\)
And if you wanted to find leap years in the 19th century, Rick?
In a worksheet? Using a worksheet formula? Well, I guess that question could
be asked academically (given that none of those dates could be used within
the worksheet); but, personally, I would probably use this UDF (which also
works as a VB function as well)...
Function IsLeapYear(YearIn As Long) As Boolean
IsLeapYear = IsDate("2/29/" & YearIn)
End Function
Rick
In a worksheet? Using a worksheet formula? Well, I guess that question could
be asked academically (given that none of those dates could be used within
the worksheet); but, personally, I would probably use this UDF (which also
works as a VB function as well)...
Function IsLeapYear(YearIn As Long) As Boolean
IsLeapYear = IsDate("2/29/" & YearIn)
End Function
Rick