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What is the "system date" in Excel?
When asked to enter a system date in a spreadsheet, do I just type in the
current date? Please explain. Thanks! |
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System date = the date according to the system.
=TODAY() returns the system date. "ceedeem" wrote in message ... When asked to enter a system date in a spreadsheet, do I just type in the current date? Please explain. Thanks! |
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