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Excel doesn't support dates before 1900.
Maybe you could force those values to text -- I have no idea how to do that when retrieving from Access, though. RobinsonA wrote: I work with an Access database of baptisms, burials and marriages dating from 1500. When I try to publish results in Excel 2003, the dates befoe 1900 are displayed with the hash sign as negative dates! How can I format these results correctly? -- Dave Peterson |
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