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I have a legacy Mac Excel spreadsheet that I converted to Windows years ago.
I am now using Excel 2003, if that matters. I understand the 1904 and 1900 date formats--both supported by Windows and I know how to change back & forth between the two using Tools/Options/Calculations. Is there a means to covert an entire worksheet from 1904 to 1900 without changing dates? If I simply click "1900 format," 6/15/07 becomes 6/14/2002. I know how to work around the problem by adding 1462 to each date in another series of cells, then copy actual back, but that's very tedious given the size of my worksheets and workbook. Any help would be appreciated. |
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