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I have a client in Australia that uses dd/mm/yyyy as their default date
format. Applications that use DATEVALUE or similar functions that take a date string used to work on "24/03/2008" but now they do not. Am I missing something, or is this an error/enhancement in Excel 2007? Is there a solution? -- Lolt Proegler |
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