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Problems with date input
I've searched through the questions, but cannot find a logical explanation.
I've recently upgraded to Excel 2003, but for whatever reason it is usin mm/dd/yyyy format as the default, rather than dd/mm/yyyy. I have checked, double checked and checked again my regional settings which are EN (UK) and have dd/mm/yyyy as the default, but it still won't change in Excel. Anyone got any suggestions why? |
Problems with date input
Try changing the format in Excel - it might be in mm/dd/yy format.
"timbloke" wrote: I've searched through the questions, but cannot find a logical explanation. I've recently upgraded to Excel 2003, but for whatever reason it is usin mm/dd/yyyy format as the default, rather than dd/mm/yyyy. I have checked, double checked and checked again my regional settings which are EN (UK) and have dd/mm/yyyy as the default, but it still won't change in Excel. Anyone got any suggestions why? |
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