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Hey, I’m using Excel 2010, and have made a spread sheet to automatically fill out forms, but I have one problem, I have a cell which requires the document reference, but the reference can be anything so for example:
Dec 11 01/12/2011 01 Dec 11 101 SR0589461 No 78 The trouble now is as usual Excel is trying to second guess me once I input a date it always automatically formats to that date. Is there a way to turn the formatting off in this particular cell or work book, also I could use a formula, I tried something like this: =IF(H1135000,IF(DAY(H11)=1,TEXT(H11,"mmm-yy"),TEXT(H11,"dd-Mm-yyyy")),TEXT(H11,0)) but I could not account for all the variables. If someone can help that would be great. Thanks Boomey |
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