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Answer to 2/29 gets converted to 2/1
When I enter just 2/29 into a cell in excel, the resulting value is 2/1/2029.
I'm wondering if that's what you are seeing. |
Answer to 2/29 gets converted to 2/1
ok i tried that, it still goes back to 2/1. this is not a fraction, it's just
a date in an expense report worksheet. however, the single apostrophe after the date kept it in place, but i dont want to rely on that alone. there's got to be a way to fix this for future use. thanks. "Gary''s Student" wrote: enter 0 2/29 the single space after the zero is necessary -- Gary's Student "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: When I enter just 2/29 into a cell in excel, the resulting value is 2/1/2029. I'm wondering if that's what you are seeing. |
Answer to 2/29 gets converted to 2/1
If you want the date 2/29/2006, just enter that in the field. Since there
is no 2/29 in the current year, Excel must assume that you are entering the month and the year. I entered just 2/28 and Excel assumed it was 2/28/2006. "TheGreatLadyJ" wrote: ok i tried that, it still goes back to 2/1. this is not a fraction, it's just a date in an expense report worksheet. however, the single apostrophe after the date kept it in place, but i dont want to rely on that alone. there's got to be a way to fix this for future use. thanks. "Gary''s Student" wrote: enter 0 2/29 the single space after the zero is necessary -- Gary's Student "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: When I enter just 2/29 into a cell in excel, the resulting value is 2/1/2029. I'm wondering if that's what you are seeing. |
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