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In the past by using ctrl+; I have been able to, using formatted cells show
e.go. 14 Mar. All of a sudden I cannot. What I get is 14-03-2007. My short date is set in Regional Settings as dMMMyy. Vista Business and Excel 2007. TIA |
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Right click Format cells Custom d mmm
"Daniel L. Lieberman" wrote: In the past by using ctrl+; I have been able to, using formatted cells show e.go. 14 Mar. All of a sudden I cannot. What I get is 14-03-2007. My short date is set in Regional Settings as dMMMyy. Vista Business and Excel 2007. TIA |
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Sorry it doesn't work. The problem appears to have started in the keyboard
shortcut Ctrl + ; The regional settings are correct but while the date is proper there the formatting in Excel doesn't work. "Teethless mama" wrote in message ... Right click Format cells Custom d mmm "Daniel L. Lieberman" wrote: In the past by using ctrl+; I have been able to, using formatted cells show e.go. 14 Mar. All of a sudden I cannot. What I get is 14-03-2007. My short date is set in Regional Settings as dMMMyy. Vista Business and Excel 2007. TIA |
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