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Have tried to write in 3/5 and have it look like 03-May back, but excel
always comes back with 05-March! Have tried to format cells with both dates and specials and also tried the "text to columns" but nothing works. Anyone who can solve this problem? Thanks! |
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You may need to look at your date format settings in Windows/ Regional
Options (accessed through Control Panel, not Excel). Then try re-entering the data. Once the date is stored (as a number), reformatting the cell in Excel will not change the underlying date stored. -- David Biddulph "Janneman" wrote in message ... Have tried to write in 3/5 and have it look like 03-May back, but excel always comes back with 05-March! Have tried to format cells with both dates and specials and also tried the "text to columns" but nothing works. Anyone who can solve this problem? Thanks! |
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Thank you David!
This worked just fine! "David Biddulph" wrote: You may need to look at your date format settings in Windows/ Regional Options (accessed through Control Panel, not Excel). Then try re-entering the data. Once the date is stored (as a number), reformatting the cell in Excel will not change the underlying date stored. -- David Biddulph "Janneman" wrote in message ... Have tried to write in 3/5 and have it look like 03-May back, but excel always comes back with 05-March! Have tried to format cells with both dates and specials and also tried the "text to columns" but nothing works. Anyone who can solve this problem? Thanks! |
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Glad it helped.
-- David Biddulph "Janneman" wrote in message ... Thank you David! This worked just fine! "David Biddulph" wrote: You may need to look at your date format settings in Windows/ Regional Options (accessed through Control Panel, not Excel). Then try re-entering the data. Once the date is stored (as a number), reformatting the cell in Excel will not change the underlying date stored. -- David Biddulph "Janneman" wrote in message ... Have tried to write in 3/5 and have it look like 03-May back, but excel always comes back with 05-March! Have tried to format cells with both dates and specials and also tried the "text to columns" but nothing works. Anyone who can solve this problem? Thanks! |
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Hi,
Right click the cellFormatCustomin the "Type:" box type: m/d Tim "Janneman" wrote: Have tried to write in 3/5 and have it look like 03-May back, but excel always comes back with 05-March! Have tried to format cells with both dates and specials and also tried the "text to columns" but nothing works. Anyone who can solve this problem? Thanks! |
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