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Date shows "00:00.0" rather than actual value
Hi, I have a CSV file with a date/time column.
A typical value is: "2009-03-01 00:00:00.000" When I open the CSV with Excel, the cell shows "00:00.0". How can I show the exact value in the cell without formatting the cell to date/time format? I have tried putting the value (in the CSV file) in between a pair of double quotes before opening it in Excel but it doesn't work. Regards, Nigel |
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