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hello Dee,
I have entered 02-9098 into A1 came out as: Feb-98 specified date for cell, came out as: 2/1/9098 month(a1)=2 day(a1)=1 year(a1)=9098 giving you your "2" and "9098". Drop me a note if this does not help. Gabor "Dee Sperling" wrote in message ... I'm imporint data (which I have no control over) into Excel. Some of the number contain 2 digits, a dash, then 6 more digits, for ex 02-9098 Excel interprets that number as Feb 1, 9098. Changing the cell format to number or text does not get the original value back, instead, I get 2629049 which is obviously not correct. Is there a way to undo the date and get the original number back? Thanks, Dee Sperling |
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