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This maybe an easy question but I am stumped.
If I click in a cell and hit F2 and enter then the formatting of my date field is amended somehow. How can I apply the F2 + enter to a large number of cells all at the same time? For some date fields in my spreadsheet when changed to general format, become a number, others remain as dates - why is this and how do I get them all to be the same format (other than the F2 method I have discovered) |
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