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Dates before 1900
How does excel treat dates that are before 1900? Is there a way to
automatically format March 16, 1836 so excel recognises it as a value that can be used in calculating number of days between dates as is done for post 1900 dates? |
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Dates before 1900
John Walkenback has a free add-in that you can download from he
http://spreadsheetpage.com/index.php...re_1900_dates/ Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 22, 1:01*pm, Cordlina wrote: How does excel treat dates that are before 1900? Is there a way to automatically format March 16, 1836 so excel recognises it as a value that can be used in calculating number of days between dates as is done for post 1900 dates? |
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Try to find some help in the hereunder links:
http://www.j-walk.com/ss/excel/usertips/tip028.htm http://support.microsoft.com/kb/245104 *** Google will provide some more... Micky "Cordlina" wrote: How does excel treat dates that are before 1900? Is there a way to automatically format March 16, 1836 so excel recognises it as a value that can be used in calculating number of days between dates as is done for post 1900 dates? |
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