You have to change the date format under the regional setting in the control
panel, if they are set to mm/dd/yy then
for 02 Jan 05 you would need to type 01/02/05 and the format will display
correctly, if you change the date
to dd/mm/yy under regional setting you can type 2/1/05 and get it correct
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Peo Sjoblom
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"Atif" wrote in message
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1. I have 2 columns : 1. start date 2. end date, how can I formulate in
the 3rd column to show the difference in days?
2. I have dates in custom format i.e dd mmm yy but still on the formula
bar it shows as d/m/yyyy. When I type in the date 2/1/05 it shows as 01
Feb 05 whereas it should show 02 Jan 05. What could be wrong here?
TIA
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