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On Sun, 12 Nov 2006 11:13:01 -0800, marketerinco
wrote: I have a problem that I have been working on for days. I need my date fields to read Ex: 08/01/2006 instead of 8/01/2006. I went into format field and selected a custom format and was able to change it to the correct format. When I save it and try to import it into an email program I get a message that it's not formatted properly because it is seeing the backend formatting which has the number equivilant. Is there any way to cut and past into a new document and only take the final outcome not the format? I have spent about 3 hours today on this and by morning my client will be a little upset that this isn't done. help!!! Thanks - Depending on how the data is getting into your email program, you will need to convert the date into a text string. For example, if your date is in Sheet1!A1 and your new document is Sheet2 then: Sheet2!A1: =TEXT(Sheet1!a1,"mm/dd/yyyy") If that doesn't work by itself, then select Sheet2!A1 and Edit/Copy, then Edit/Paste Special Values --ron |
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