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I'm sure this isn't the first time this problem has cropped up so I'm asking
for assistance. I have a worksheet that requires the user to enter dates into several cells in the workbook. The dates are displayed as MMM-YY. If the user enters 9/01, they get 9/1/2006 instead of 9/2001. Is there any way to ensure that they enter the dates correctly. I'd like to add it to the worksheet change event if necessary. Thanks |
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