>>You're right, type XL5 produces the dates in the correct format. Type XLS however, produces them in the wrong format and I have not find a way to correct the format.
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>>However, XL5 have the problem of wrong name casing for the file. I guess I need to use XL5 and then rename the file to correct casing using MoveFile API.
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>>Net v zhizni sovershenstva (don't know how to translate).
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>Yes, it is not a perfect word (and in addition, it is MS word, then however we always have workaround). See my reply to your previous message regarding XLS formatting

Ok, this code

COPY TO (m.tcXLSFileName) TYPE XL5 && Oddly Using TYPE XL5 produces the file in the upper case
	MoveFile(m.tcXLSFileName, m.tcXLSFileName)

seems to take care of the Dates formatting problem.

Thanks again.