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I have to enter the date in a certain way, yyyymmddhhmm.
I enter 200704301524 into a cell. I save the file in .csv. When I open the file again, the # is changed to a formula, 2.00704E+11 How do I get it to not do that? I have tried saving it as a text, and it still doesn't work. Thanks, Chris |
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