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![]() I am finding it very difficult to change a series of American date format to British dates format in Microsoft excel 2003 worksheet. Help. |
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Have your dates come in as text? Please give more details, including
examples of the dates you import and the problems you are having. Pete On May 23, 2:58*pm, .(donotspam) . wrote: I am finding it very difficult to change a series of American date format to British dates *format in Microsoft excel 2003 worksheet. Help. |
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You don't explain what difficulty you are having but on the assumption they
are correctly formatted dates it should be as simple as applying a custom format of dd/mm/yyyy for UK or mm/dd/yyyy for USA. Mike .(donotspam)" wrote: I am finding it very difficult to change a series of American date format to British dates format in Microsoft excel 2003 worksheet. Help. |
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