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Arabic Dates - special feature!
Hi,
Just wondering if anyone can help me - we're trying to get some data out of modelling software & into Excel, for further manipulation. To do this, you 'copy' the data in the modelling software & then paste it as a sheet into excel. Unfortunately, some of the nodes are labelled as 'A1/1' and 'A2/1' and when you paste this in, it magically changes to an arabic date (type A1/1 into a cell & you'll see what I mean). Does anyone know how to stop this happening? Cheers, Kate |
Arabic Dates - special feature!
According to:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884663/en-me this is intentional, although in your case not exactly helpful. Can you arrange for the output to be changed to some other character/symbol that you can replace after you have it in Excel ? Or add a ' to beginning of those value, to keep the entry as text. Or write some routine that gets the month and day from the Hijri and returns the original string. NickHK "katem" wrote in message oups.com... Hi, Just wondering if anyone can help me - we're trying to get some data out of modelling software & into Excel, for further manipulation. To do this, you 'copy' the data in the modelling software & then paste it as a sheet into excel. Unfortunately, some of the nodes are labelled as 'A1/1' and 'A2/1' and when you paste this in, it magically changes to an arabic date (type A1/1 into a cell & you'll see what I mean). Does anyone know how to stop this happening? Cheers, Kate |
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