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Excel seems to have a built-in default for dates. When I type 8-4 (wanting
to represent an 8-hour work schedule from 8am to 4pm) into a blank cell and then moveto the next cell, the 8-4 in the first cell changes to Aug 4 in front of my eyes. In addition, even when I text format a cell not to change 8-4 to Aug 4, when I copy and past a cell containing 8-4 to a new workbook, it changes my texted 8-4 in the old workbook to Aug 4 in the new workbook. I cannot find how to turn this automatic default feature off. I do not want to have to continually format individual cells for text. |
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