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In an Excel 2000 workbook, when the date "5/13/05" is entered in a cell, upon
leaving the cell the date changes to "5/13/2004."

The computer date is set to the correct year. The Excel Date format is set
for the appropriate format.

Any ideas on what can cause this strange behavior?

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Craig.

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Do you have any event macros running?

What do you see in the cell when you format it as General?

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In an Excel 2000 workbook, when the date "5/13/05" is entered in a cell, upon
leaving the cell the date changes to "5/13/2004."

The computer date is set to the correct year. The Excel Date format is set
for the appropriate format.

Any ideas on what can cause this strange behavior?

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