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Hi All,
hopefully a quick question, from a novice. Using Excel 2003 when setting the cell format to 'date' I am offered mm/dd/yy. I would prefer to see dd/mm/yy. My regional setting is set to UK and the regional options displays dd/mm/yy, but excel does not. Any help gratefully received |
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At the format window, take a look at the 'your area (location)' - it should
read English (Britain). Micky "Simon" wrote: Hi All, hopefully a quick question, from a novice. Using Excel 2003 when setting the cell format to 'date' I am offered mm/dd/yy. I would prefer to see dd/mm/yy. My regional setting is set to UK and the regional options displays dd/mm/yy, but excel does not. Any help gratefully received |
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