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I have never had this problem before, and now, all of a sudden ..!! I'm
frustrated! Ok..here's what's going on: What I'm trying to do, is format a column of cells, or even just an individual cell, to display a date as mm/dd/yy. I remember doing this before, and only having to type in, for example, 010106 if I want the cell to display 01/01/06 (which obviously woudl be for January 1, 2006). What's happening is, after i type in my numbers, and hit enter to move on to the next cell- it changes it for some reason. If i type in 010106 into a date formatted cell, it displays "09/01/27". What's going on, and how can I fix it? |
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