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I went into formatting for a cell and entered MM/YY.
When I enter i.e. "3/09" it displays 03/10 (meaning 3/9/2010). It appears that if I enter any number between 1 & 31, it assumes it's the DAY. If I enter 3/32, it works and displays 03/32 (meaning 3/01/2032). So how do I format the number so that it knows the digits I enter are going to be month then year. Is there a way to default it to always know the day will be 01? |
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