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Date Format
The digits typed do not match the output, I wonder why.
I also tried to type 000000 and that defaulted to Jan1 1900. then I input 010101 which results into 8/27/27 , for 8/27/1927. this really baffles me, as I tried to Clear All to no avail. thanks for your help |
I'm having the same problem. 12-17-04 comes in as 03-18-33, 12-14-03 =
08-25-29. IF I enter the same date again, the same wrong date is in the column. I have repeatedly reformatted with no success. Also checked the help site...no help there either. Any ideas? Someone please help ASAP "itqueencanada" wrote: The digits typed do not match the output, I wonder why. I also tried to type 000000 and that defaulted to Jan1 1900. then I input 010101 which results into 8/27/27 , for 8/27/1927. this really baffles me, as I tried to Clear All to no avail. thanks for your help |
You may want to read about how excel treats dates (and times, too) at Chip
Pearson's site: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/datetime.htm You'll see why you need to either enter the slashes (or dashes) or have something else convert it for you (a macro or a formula). hsrosebud wrote: I'm having the same problem. 12-17-04 comes in as 03-18-33, 12-14-03 = 08-25-29. IF I enter the same date again, the same wrong date is in the column. I have repeatedly reformatted with no success. Also checked the help site...no help there either. Any ideas? Someone please help ASAP "itqueencanada" wrote: The digits typed do not match the output, I wonder why. I also tried to type 000000 and that defaulted to Jan1 1900. then I input 010101 which results into 8/27/27 , for 8/27/1927. this really baffles me, as I tried to Clear All to no avail. thanks for your help -- Dave Peterson |
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