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Old 10-26-2006, 03:07 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Alex Stroup
Hmmm...wish I had a copy of Excel handy to poke around with. It shouldn't be difficult. But all I have in the house is Works, which is just Excel light and it is automatically translating "Oct 5, 1999" to "October 5, 1999" and accepting whatever date formatting I put on it.
For me, if I put "Oct 5, 1999" it happily converts it to whatever I want. But "Oct 5 1999" stays "Oct 5 1999"
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