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How do I convert a word table into an excel document?
I have managed to get the info accross no problem but the formatting is all
over the place. For instance - 07/10 meaning July 2010 is appearing as 07/Oct despite me going into format cells custom then enter mm/yy which has always worked previously. Any ideas? |
How do I convert a word table into an excel document?
You can't use it like that regardless of formatting, you need to put in the
whole date or else Excel will always assume the current year so any real date used for calculations needs to be numeric and needs a day, so you can enter (assuming US date format) 07/01/10 and use a custom format of mm/yy or if you don't need it for calculations just precede it with an apostrophe or preformat cell(s) as text and just enter it as '07/10 (apostrophe won't show in cell) or if text formatted 07/10 -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Aaron" wrote in message ... I have managed to get the info accross no problem but the formatting is all over the place. For instance - 07/10 meaning July 2010 is appearing as 07/Oct despite me going into format cells custom then enter mm/yy which has always worked previously. Any ideas? |
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