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We have a huge spreadsheet containing various pieces of information about
files. One of the columns contains a date. The column is formatted as Date. However, for some inexplicable reason the date in this column is now showing as just digits. If you double click on the cell it displays the date as it should be seen, i.e. 40634 = 01/04/2011 37834 = 01/08/2003 37926 = 01/11/2003 Can anyone explain why, please. Also, it doesn't matter how I format that particular column it refuses to display the date as a date. |
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