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It won't format until I double click it to get to edit, THEN click off.

Just take a look, it boggles my mind!!!


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One way is to select the whole range. Press F2 and then Ctrl+Enter.
Another is to copy a blank unused cell, select your range and then
Edit/Paste Special/Add. Then format the range as date as required.

Andy.

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It won't format until I double click it to get to edit, THEN click off.

Just take a look, it boggles my mind!!!


http://ga.uno.edu/EVIL.xls


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