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How does one disable Auto-Formatting of dates?
Whenever I type something like 2-3 it automatically gets changed to a date
(i.e. 3 Feb.) I've tried changed the cell properties to "general" but that only covert the date to the Excel day number (c. 38 000). When I delete it and start over the autoformat is on again. How do I stop this? I just want the computer to display two numbers with a dash in between. Is that too much to ask? |
How does one disable Auto-Formatting of dates?
Pre-format the cell as text or start your entry with an apostrophe: '2-3
Clarissimus wrote: Whenever I type something like 2-3 it automatically gets changed to a date (i.e. 3 Feb.) I've tried changed the cell properties to "general" but that only covert the date to the Excel day number (c. 38 000). When I delete it and start over the autoformat is on again. How do I stop this? I just want the computer to display two numbers with a dash in between. Is that too much to ask? -- Dave Peterson |
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