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Problem with pasting dates - year mysteriously changes
I'm getting some strange behavior in a formula. It's a very simple formula:
=A2 In cell A2 is a date, formatted correctly as 29-Sep-03. Excel recognizes it as a date, and will perform correct calculations with it (weeknum, etc.) and will allow it to be changed to different date formats, which still display the correct 2003 date. However, when I reference the cell using the above equation, I get 29-Sep-07. Why does excel add 4 years to my date? Thank you, HB |
Problem with pasting dates - year mysteriously changes
That did the trick! Thank you so much!
HB "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi ToolsOptionsCalculation and uncheck the 1904 Date system Regards Roger Govier picklet222 wrote: I'm getting some strange behavior in a formula. It's a very simple formula: =A2 In cell A2 is a date, formatted correctly as 29-Sep-03. Excel recognizes it as a date, and will perform correct calculations with it (weeknum, etc.) and will allow it to be changed to different date formats, which still display the correct 2003 date. However, when I reference the cell using the above equation, I get 29-Sep-07. Why does excel add 4 years to my date? Thank you, HB |
Problem with pasting dates - year mysteriously changes
Hi
ToolsOptionsCalculation and uncheck the 1904 Date system Regards Roger Govier picklet222 wrote: I'm getting some strange behavior in a formula. It's a very simple formula: =A2 In cell A2 is a date, formatted correctly as 29-Sep-03. Excel recognizes it as a date, and will perform correct calculations with it (weeknum, etc.) and will allow it to be changed to different date formats, which still display the correct 2003 date. However, when I reference the cell using the above equation, I get 29-Sep-07. Why does excel add 4 years to my date? Thank you, HB |
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