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Default Need help/advice, PLEASE! Date formatting changes values

When entering a date into Excel 2007 the values for the month & day are
automatically reversed. This has only begun happening recently, not sure when
& don't want to open other spreadsheets & possibly create the same problem.
The problem seems to be related to the date formatting. It happens with each
formatting choice. Although formatting is set using "/", it is returned with
"-". Example: choose 4/1/08 as April 1 2008, enter your date &
it is entered as 1-4-08 as January 4 2008. It seems that the problem only
happens when a May 2008 entry is being made. However the "-" format is
throughout, any date. Have tried it with a new spreadsheet with the same
results. Have been using Excel for at least 20 years. The spreadsheet in
question was upgraded to 2007 (xlxs) early March 2007. Is there a known
problem with a recent update perhaps?


 
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