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How do i enter the date in column instead of # sign?
I have recieved an Excel spreadsheet that i need to transfer data onto
another spreadsheet and when i copy the date the # sign appears. i can see it in the formula bar line but it will not stay in the column. Is this because this came over as an Read only. Thank you, |
How do i enter the date in column instead of # sign?
Just change the formatting or try expanding the column size.
On Mar 25, 10:00 am, srichards wrote: I have recieved an Excel spreadsheet that i need to transfer data onto another spreadsheet and when i copy the date the # sign appears. i can see it in the formula bar line but it will not stay in the column. Is this because this came over as an Read only. Thank you, |
How do i enter the date in column instead of # sign?
widen the column
"srichards" wrote: I have recieved an Excel spreadsheet that i need to transfer data onto another spreadsheet and when i copy the date the # sign appears. i can see it in the formula bar line but it will not stay in the column. Is this because this came over as an Read only. Thank you, |
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