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I am working with Excel 2007. Files exported from SAP to Excel often contain
text fields that get converted to dates. Is there a way to turnoff Excels auto date conversion for cells with a general format? I already know cells formatted as text do not convert to date values and values entered in to a cell having a general format preceded with an () will not be messed with. Neither of these points of information is of any use in solving the problems I am having. Using the startup workbook using both template and workbook formats in the XL Start Folder to set the desired columns text format seemed like a good idea but does not work either. The problem here is this does not change the format of the default Workbooks created using the New Worksheet option. Is there a way this setting can be changed? Or is there some other solution to this problem? Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Rich |
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