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Eric @ CMN, Evansville

Confusion.....
 
When I open a .csv file with Excel 2002, SP3, I see:

="2005-10-20"

in the fomula bar when I am on cell B2. A different user of the same file,
running the same version of Excel sees:

2005-10-20

in the formula bar of cell B2.

Why the difference ?

Thanks !!

Dave Peterson

Confusion.....
 
Before I'd guess, I'd like to know what's actually in the .CSV file.

If you open the .csv file in NotePad, what do you see?

Eric @ CMN, Evansville wrote:

When I open a .csv file with Excel 2002, SP3, I see:

="2005-10-20"

in the fomula bar when I am on cell B2. A different user of the same file,
running the same version of Excel sees:

2005-10-20

in the formula bar of cell B2.

Why the difference ?

Thanks !!


--

Dave Peterson

Eric @ CMN, Evansville

Confusion.....
 
When I opened the file with notepad, I saw:

="2005-10-20"

which makes me wonder if the other person I talked to misunderstood me, and
didn't look at the file the same way I did. I'll have to talk with them some
more. Since the csv file is a system generated one, I may be able to get our
MIS group to modify the file, or create a separate one just for my use.

Thanks.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Before I'd guess, I'd like to know what's actually in the .CSV file.

If you open the .csv file in NotePad, what do you see?

Eric @ CMN, Evansville wrote:

When I open a .csv file with Excel 2002, SP3, I see:

="2005-10-20"

in the fomula bar when I am on cell B2. A different user of the same file,
running the same version of Excel sees:

2005-10-20

in the formula bar of cell B2.

Why the difference ?

Thanks !!


--

Dave Peterson



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