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A company I work for is using Excel to export and import data into other
parts of the program. User A will export data into an Excel file and give it to User B who then imports that Excel file into their database. Since there are several Memo/Text fields in the data, the entire export is done doing automation writing each field's value cell by cell. Recently, we have discovered that in Excel 2007, although the Cell's Text field say 1/1/1900, when we query the Value property of that cell it reads as 12/31/1899 12:00:00 am. I could understand the date-time portion of this, but why does Excel subtract an entire day from the date specified in the Text? (Please note that the export simply sets the Cell's Text property without any further consideration to formatting to simulate the way in which a user would type into the Cell) I'm thinking this is a definite bug in Excel, but do not know how to report it to Microsoft. I also find it hard to believe that I would be the first person to discover this issue, so any help would be greatly appreciated.... |
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