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Default Date Value Funtion in Excel 2003 returns an error, but not in Exce

I have a Date Value funtion that returns a #Value error. The strange thing
is that with this same file it does not happen in Excel 2002. The values
come through in this version. I have service pack 1 installed for Office
2003, as it did have several fixes for other Date function problems, but this
one still persists.

Has anyone had this problem yet?
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is it possible that you have tools / options / calculation - 1904 date
system ticked?
if not could you copy & paste an example of the datevalue function you're
having a problem with?

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I have a Date Value funtion that returns a #Value error. The strange thing
is that with this same file it does not happen in Excel 2002. The values
come through in this version. I have service pack 1 installed for Office
2003, as it did have several fixes for other Date function problems, but
this
one still persists.

Has anyone had this problem yet?



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