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how do I show dates in a column in an excel worksheet?
Using excel 2003, I am trying to create a worksheet in which the first column
records the dates of purchases and sales, the details of which are then recorded in the corresponding row. I keep getting a series of symbols, which usually indicate an incorrect formula. I don't want a formula, just a date. Can anyone please advise how I can do this, as the office assistant and m/s online dont seem to understand my question? |
Are the symbols ####? In that case, widen the column, or choose a
different date format. In article , papacradd wrote: Using excel 2003, I am trying to create a worksheet in which the first column records the dates of purchases and sales, the details of which are then recorded in the corresponding row. I keep getting a series of symbols, which usually indicate an incorrect formula. I don't want a formula, just a date. Can anyone please advise how I can do this, as the office assistant and m/s online dont seem to understand my question? |
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