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What exactly does the asterisk mean in the Date/Time formats?
Except for items that have an asterisk (*) in the Type list (Number tab,
Format Cells dialog box), date formats that you apply do not switch date orders with the operating system. -------------------------------------------- What does this really mean? |
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