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Mihir K

Date format available in Excel
 
I dont see dd/mm/yy or dd/mm/yyyy format in Excel for Date.

I know I can create custom format but than whenever I open file on some
other machine it appears in mm/dd/yy format, I have to create custom format
on machine where I open document. So what is solution for this.

David Biddulph

Date format available in Excel
 
Have you looked at changing the Locale (location) below the date formats on
the Format Cells/ Number tab?
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David Biddulph

"Mihir K" <Mihir wrote in message
...
I dont see dd/mm/yy or dd/mm/yyyy format in Excel for Date.

I know I can create custom format but than whenever I open file on some
other machine it appears in mm/dd/yy format, I have to create custom
format
on machine where I open document. So what is solution for this.





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