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A colleague of mine has a spreadsheet with various dates in them in the
format dd/mm/yyyy. Some of the dates where the day is less than 13 keep toggling between displaying dd/mm/yyyy and mm/dd/yyyy, however, if they are formatted as dd-mmm-yyyy they display the correct date and month. This only seems to happen on the pc at work and not at home which implies some configuration issue. I have seen this problem before myself but never got to the root cause, does anyone out there have a reason and hopefully a resolution to this issue? Thanks David |
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It's well worth looking at the Windows Regional Settings (in Control Panel).
-- David Biddulph "Cookie" wrote in message ... A colleague of mine has a spreadsheet with various dates in them in the format dd/mm/yyyy. Some of the dates where the day is less than 13 keep toggling between displaying dd/mm/yyyy and mm/dd/yyyy, however, if they are formatted as dd-mmm-yyyy they display the correct date and month. This only seems to happen on the pc at work and not at home which implies some configuration issue. I have seen this problem before myself but never got to the root cause, does anyone out there have a reason and hopefully a resolution to this issue? Thanks David |
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Hi,
Both pc's have the regional settings for the short date set to dd/MM/yyyy. Thanks David "David Biddulph" wrote: It's well worth looking at the Windows Regional Settings (in Control Panel). -- David Biddulph "Cookie" wrote in message ... A colleague of mine has a spreadsheet with various dates in them in the format dd/mm/yyyy. Some of the dates where the day is less than 13 keep toggling between displaying dd/mm/yyyy and mm/dd/yyyy, however, if they are formatted as dd-mmm-yyyy they display the correct date and month. This only seems to happen on the pc at work and not at home which implies some configuration issue. I have seen this problem before myself but never got to the root cause, does anyone out there have a reason and hopefully a resolution to this issue? Thanks David |
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