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Entering dates
In Excel 2002, is there a built-in format that will automatically put slashes
into a date so that I only have to key the digits. For example, can I key 03122006 and see 03/12/2006 in the cell? I am sure it can be done in a custom format, but I thought I may be missing a built-in function. Thank you. |
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