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Clois Beckwith

Date Issue
 
On date entry, if I format the column to Date in the form m/d/yyyy in either
date or custom, when I enter the numbers, for example 10052007, it does not
put in the form of 10/05/2007. Text will not do it either, unless you
physically put in the slash marks. The control panel refernence for date
format is 10/5/2007.

Is there a simpler way than having to add slash marks on entry that will
automatically insert the slash marks in when I just enter 10052007 into the
field?

JE McGimpsey

Date Issue
 
See

http://www.cpearson.com/Excel/DateTimeEntry.htm

In article ,
Clois Beckwith wrote:

On date entry, if I format the column to Date in the form m/d/yyyy in either
date or custom, when I enter the numbers, for example 10052007, it does not
put in the form of 10/05/2007. Text will not do it either, unless you
physically put in the slash marks. The control panel refernence for date
format is 10/5/2007.

Is there a simpler way than having to add slash marks on entry that will
automatically insert the slash marks in when I just enter 10052007 into the
field?


Clois Beckwith

Date Issue
 
Is this a whopper, I don't use code at all. I guess I need to read up on
VBA/Macros. Thanks for the link.....

"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

See

http://www.cpearson.com/Excel/DateTimeEntry.htm

In article ,
Clois Beckwith wrote:

On date entry, if I format the column to Date in the form m/d/yyyy in either
date or custom, when I enter the numbers, for example 10052007, it does not
put in the form of 10/05/2007. Text will not do it either, unless you
physically put in the slash marks. The control panel refernence for date
format is 10/5/2007.

Is there a simpler way than having to add slash marks on entry that will
automatically insert the slash marks in when I just enter 10052007 into the
field?



Bob Phillips

Date Issue
 
Yeah, but it is just a cut and paste job.


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HTH

Bob

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"Clois Beckwith" wrote in message
...
Is this a whopper, I don't use code at all. I guess I need to read up on
VBA/Macros. Thanks for the link.....

"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

See

http://www.cpearson.com/Excel/DateTimeEntry.htm

In article ,
Clois Beckwith wrote:

On date entry, if I format the column to Date in the form m/d/yyyy in
either
date or custom, when I enter the numbers, for example 10052007, it does
not
put in the form of 10/05/2007. Text will not do it either, unless you
physically put in the slash marks. The control panel refernence for
date
format is 10/5/2007.

Is there a simpler way than having to add slash marks on entry that
will
automatically insert the slash marks in when I just enter 10052007 into
the
field?





JE McGimpsey

Date Issue
 
See

http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/getstarted.htm

In article ,
Clois Beckwith wrote:

Is this a whopper, I don't use code at all. I guess I need to read up on
VBA/Macros. Thanks for the link.....



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