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formatting a cell to display the correct date.
I want to format a cell to automatically display the current year with only
inputting the current date. For example, I want the cell to display " Thursday, Feb 23, 2006 " when I type in "Feb 23" or just "2/23". I had formatted the cell to do this but for some reason the program thinks the year is 2004. I know the time and date on my computer are correct. The worksheet I am trying to use was created in 2004. Does that have something to do with my problem? Please help. -- Lee Davenport |
formatting a cell to display the correct date.
Check Tools Autocorrect to see if there is an entry to replace 2006 with
2004... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Lee" wrote: I want to format a cell to automatically display the current year with only inputting the current date. For example, I want the cell to display " Thursday, Feb 23, 2006 " when I type in "Feb 23" or just "2/23". I had formatted the cell to do this but for some reason the program thinks the year is 2004. I know the time and date on my computer are correct. The worksheet I am trying to use was created in 2004. Does that have something to do with my problem? Please help. -- Lee Davenport |
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