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Exel 2002/2007-Always get 31 Oct 06
I am using a formula of:
=DATE (YEAR(TODAY()), MONTH(TODAY()), A1) A number (day of the month) is in Column A and this formula is in Column B. Inserting just a number in Column A will show the date in Column B. i.e. 2 Nov 06 But, doing this in an older Wks will show the date as ONLY 31 Oct 06. I have tried a bunch. A new WKS will be correct in the date. |
Exel 2002/2007-Always get 31 Oct 06
Are you sure you've got the calculation mode set to Automatic?
-- David Biddulph wrote in message ups.com... I am using a formula of: =DATE (YEAR(TODAY()), MONTH(TODAY()), A1) A number (day of the month) is in Column A and this formula is in Column B. Inserting just a number in Column A will show the date in Column B. i.e. 2 Nov 06 But, doing this in an older Wks will show the date as ONLY 31 Oct 06. I have tried a bunch. A new WKS will be correct in the date. |
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