' TD1 to TD18 to get date values one by one.
Dim Fd1, Fd2, Fd3, Fd4, Fd5, Fd6, Fd7, Fd8, Fd9, Fd10, Fd11, Fd12, Fd13, Fd14, Fd15, Fd16, Fd17, Fd18 As Date
Dim TD1, TD2, TD3, TD4, TD5, TD6, TD7, TD8, TD9, TD10, TD11, TD12, TD13, TD14, TD15, TD16, TD17, TD18 As Date
Fd1 = CDate("04/07/2010")
Fd2 = CDate("01/04/2010")
Fd3 = CDate("31/03/2011")
Fd4 = CDate("01/07/2010")
Fd5 = CDate("30/06/2010")
Fd6 = CDate("30/10/2010")
Fd7 = CDate("20/02/2010")
Fd8 = CDate("28/07/2010")
Fd9 = CDate("04/08/2010")
Fd10 = CDate("14/08/2010")
Fd11 = CDate("19/09/2010")
Fd12 = CDate("20/10/2010")
Fd13 = CDate("12/07/2010")
Fd14 = CDate("04/09/2010")
Fd15 = CDate("13/06/2010")
Fd16 = CDate("09/07/2010")
Fd17 = CDate("03/12/2010")
Fd18 = CDate("04/01/2011")
The date always starting from 01/04/yr and always finishing from 31/04/year.
Dim Fd1, Fd2, Fd3, Fd4, Fd5, Fd6, Fd7, Fd8, Fd9, Fd10, Fd11, Fd12, Fd13, Fd14, Fd15, Fd16, Fd17, Fd18 As Date
Dim TD1, TD2, TD3, TD4, TD5, TD6, TD7, TD8, TD9, TD10, TD11, TD12, TD13, TD14, TD15, TD16, TD17, TD18 As Date
Fd1 = CDate("04/07/2010")
Fd2 = CDate("01/04/2010")
Fd3 = CDate("31/03/2011")
Fd4 = CDate("01/07/2010")
Fd5 = CDate("30/06/2010")
Fd6 = CDate("30/10/2010")
Fd7 = CDate("20/02/2010")
Fd8 = CDate("28/07/2010")
Fd9 = CDate("04/08/2010")
Fd10 = CDate("14/08/2010")
Fd11 = CDate("19/09/2010")
Fd12 = CDate("20/10/2010")
Fd13 = CDate("12/07/2010")
Fd14 = CDate("04/09/2010")
Fd15 = CDate("13/06/2010")
Fd16 = CDate("09/07/2010")
Fd17 = CDate("03/12/2010")
Fd18 = CDate("04/01/2011")
The date always starting from 01/04/yr and always finishing from 31/04/year.
Comment