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Hello, I have date columns (HYYMMDs) when i export to excel from my grid,
excel formats the date columns and the display is different from the exported data. How can i stop excel from formatting the columns ? Any inputs greatly appreciated Thanks, Mona |
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How is the cell formatted in Excel, what do you get in the export, and what do
you want exported? What is HYYMMDs in a date column? When we know exactly what you want, it's a lot easier to provide the advice you are looking for. One way you can force Excel to maintain formats is to convert your data to text, as in: =Text(a1,"yymmdd") -- Regards, Fred "Mona" wrote in message ... Hello, I have date columns (HYYMMDs) when i export to excel from my grid, excel formats the date columns and the display is different from the exported data. How can i stop excel from formatting the columns ? Any inputs greatly appreciated Thanks, Mona |
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