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I want to type "121505" in a cell and it display 12-15-05. What formatting do
I use?

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Right-click FormatCells NumberTab Custom ##-##-## in the small window

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I want to type "121505" in a cell and it display 12-15-05. What formatting do
I use?

Thanks

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Cyrus

You could format as ##-##-## but would not be a date, just a formatted number.

For quick-entry dates and times see Chip Pearson's site for VBA methods.

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/DateTimeEntry.htm


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I want to type "121505" in a cell and it display 12-15-05. What formatting do
I use?

Thanks


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