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Default Excel 2002 : Anway to paste without time values ?

Dear Sir,

Frequently, I need to paste large reports generated by another business
system in Excel or Excel Reader Format to Excel 2002 worksheet. Many of
these reports has date and time values in a columns

By default the Excel worksheet does not automatically eliminate the time
clock upon pasting. Usually I need to use Format Cell Date 14/03/2001 to
eliminate the clock manually. I find that this is a hassle time consuming
task

01-06-2007 08:32:00
01-06-2007 08:33:00
01-06-2007 08:34:00
01-06-2007 08:35:00
01-06-2007 08:35:00
01-06-2007 08:45:00
01-06-2007 09:02:00
01-06-2007 09:03:00
01-06-2007 09:03:00
01-06-2007 09:22:00


May I know is there a way to set the spreadsheet to automatically eliminate
the time clock upon pasting ?

Many Thanks

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