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Yes, I know this has been covered a MILLION times yet although I've looked
through many threads, I can't seem to find one that covers this EXACTLY. I'm importing info into Excel 2000. One of the columns is a date field.. but it is not consistent.. for example, it can read 10206 or 100206 (both to mean Oct 2, 2006). When I try to format it into a date (10/2/06) it turns it into something strange, such as 01/02/36. Don't know why this is happening. When I click on a seperate cell w/out any info (that is formatted to a date field), and type in 100206 it STILL doesn't come out right! HELP!!! I need this info for tomorrow!!! |
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