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When I copy a worksheet in Excel to a new Excel file, the year 2007, such as
1/12/2007 is automatically changed to 1/12/2003. Same goes for 2006, except that 2/13/2006 becomes 2/13/2002. Is there a setting I can change inside Excel 2003 to prevent this from happening? |
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When I copy a worksheet in Excel to a new Excel file, the year 2007, such
as 1/12/2007 is automatically changed to 1/12/2003. Same goes for 2006, except that 2/13/2006 becomes 2/13/2002. Is there a setting I can change inside Excel 2003 to prevent this from happening? Since the difference is exactly 4 years, it sounds like a problem related to the "1904 date system" option. Click on Tools/Options in Excel's menu, then click on the Calculation tab on the dialog box box that appears. See if the "1904 date system" CheckBox is checked. If so, perhaps unchecking this option will correct the problem. Rick |
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