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Mandy

dd/mm/yyy date format
 
I have created a spreadsheet that shows certain dates in the past and future
dictated by inputting one date and is formatted using dd/mm/yyyy. My
colleagues in India are trying to use the sheet too but when using it some of
the fields (not all of them) change to mm/dd/yyyy format. I need to find a
way of formatting it so that they all stay dd/mm/yyyy to avoid confusion -
can anyone help?

Huge thanks in advance
--
Kind regards
Mandy

sand

dd/mm/yyy date format
 

if your colleagues using xp then tell them to set date format by
start---settings----control pannel------regional options-----regional and
language options then customize short date format to dd-mm-yy

if they are using earliar versions then set date format by
start---settings----control pannel------regional options---date ----short
date format to dd-mm-yy


"mandy" wrote:

I have created a spreadsheet that shows certain dates in the past and future
dictated by inputting one date and is formatted using dd/mm/yyyy. My
colleagues in India are trying to use the sheet too but when using it some of
the fields (not all of them) change to mm/dd/yyyy format. I need to find a
way of formatting it so that they all stay dd/mm/yyyy to avoid confusion -
can anyone help?

Huge thanks in advance
--
Kind regards
Mandy


Dave Peterson

dd/mm/yyy date format
 
If you want to avoid confusing, try spelling the month with a format like:

mmmm dd, yyyy
or
dd mmm yyyy



mandy wrote:

I have created a spreadsheet that shows certain dates in the past and future
dictated by inputting one date and is formatted using dd/mm/yyyy. My
colleagues in India are trying to use the sheet too but when using it some of
the fields (not all of them) change to mm/dd/yyyy format. I need to find a
way of formatting it so that they all stay dd/mm/yyyy to avoid confusion -
can anyone help?

Huge thanks in advance
--
Kind regards
Mandy


--

Dave Peterson

Mandy

dd/mm/yyy date format
 
Thanks for your help Sand - I've got them trying this out now.

cheers!
--
Kind regards
Mandy


"mandy" wrote:

I have created a spreadsheet that shows certain dates in the past and future
dictated by inputting one date and is formatted using dd/mm/yyyy. My
colleagues in India are trying to use the sheet too but when using it some of
the fields (not all of them) change to mm/dd/yyyy format. I need to find a
way of formatting it so that they all stay dd/mm/yyyy to avoid confusion -
can anyone help?

Huge thanks in advance
--
Kind regards
Mandy



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