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I set the date format with regional settings "Italy" how ever I still have to
enter date as mm/dd/yy while we are used to write it dd/mm/yy. Did I did the wrong settings, even if I tried sevral european ones, or is there something else to do so that I could finally insert a date in a way I always did it?. many thanks in advance |
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hihglight your date cells, click Format/Cells. Choose Custom in the list.
In the entry box below "Type" enter this without the quotes: "dd\mm\yy" "Trucci" wrote: I set the date format with regional settings "Italy" how ever I still have to enter date as mm/dd/yy while we are used to write it dd/mm/yy. Did I did the wrong settings, even if I tried sevral european ones, or is there something else to do so that I could finally insert a date in a way I always did it?. many thanks in advance |
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Thank you wilwy.
i did as you told me but that does not change my problem as I would like the date to show for ex 22-Jul-2006. That I can do by normal formating of the cell even if I enter the date mm/dd/yy. What I would like, if at all possible, is to make a default setting for entering dates in the following way DD/MM/YY. Is it possible? Do you know how to do it? "Wiley" wrote: hihglight your date cells, click Format/Cells. Choose Custom in the list. In the entry box below "Type" enter this without the quotes: "dd\mm\yy" "Trucci" wrote: I set the date format with regional settings "Italy" how ever I still have to enter date as mm/dd/yy while we are used to write it dd/mm/yy. Did I did the wrong settings, even if I tried sevral european ones, or is there something else to do so that I could finally insert a date in a way I always did it?. many thanks in advance |
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change it on the windows control panel not in excel
hth regards from Brazil Marcelo "Trucci" escreveu: Thank you wilwy. i did as you told me but that does not change my problem as I would like the date to show for ex 22-Jul-2006. That I can do by normal formating of the cell even if I enter the date mm/dd/yy. What I would like, if at all possible, is to make a default setting for entering dates in the following way DD/MM/YY. Is it possible? Do you know how to do it? "Wiley" wrote: hihglight your date cells, click Format/Cells. Choose Custom in the list. In the entry box below "Type" enter this without the quotes: "dd\mm\yy" "Trucci" wrote: I set the date format with regional settings "Italy" how ever I still have to enter date as mm/dd/yy while we are used to write it dd/mm/yy. Did I did the wrong settings, even if I tried sevral european ones, or is there something else to do so that I could finally insert a date in a way I always did it?. many thanks in advance |
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