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Date entry and format changing?
That worked THANKS, wish I would have asked that question a few years ago
when I first experienced it. "Hemant_india" wrote in message ... hi check the setting in Regional settings of your computer -- hemu "HotRod" wrote: I was just asked this question and I wasn't able to answer it so I'm hoping that someone here can. My secretary has been using an excel sheet for a about a year where she would enter the date as mm/dd/yyyy . Today for no apparent reason if she tries to enter the date 10/11/2007 she would get 11/10/2007. I formatted the column to mm/dd/yyyy but excel is still trying to switch around the order of the months and days, but only if the "Days are < 12" and could be a month. How can I change this? |
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