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Bob Phillips
 
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Michael,

Try this.

Type 1 into a spare cell, and copy that cell.
Select the range of dates.
Goto EditPastespecial, and click the Multiply option
Exit

Now format the dates into a date format.

Clearf the 1 from the cell.

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RP
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"Michael" wrote in message
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Hi all.
I'm using Excel 2003. I opened a file that has a column of dates and they
had been reformated to Microsoft's underlying general number. I've tried
reformatting as adate and doing text to columns, but neither worked.

Also,
the date shows in the formula bar, but not the cell. Any ideas? Thanks

in
advance.
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Sincerely, Michael Colvin