Steve
On Wed, 2011-07-27 at 09:16 +1200, Steve Edmonds wrote:
If I have a string in a cell, say 30/08/2011 and the format is general
(I don't know what types the data) can this be changed to a date data
type without having to re-enter all my data.
steve
You can change the data type without re-entering. If the format chosen
incorrect, say you entered mm/dd/yyyy and the format selected was
dd/mm/yyyy it may not correctly understand the alternate format. Dates
formats are controlled by the local formating rules; US normally uses
mm/dd/yyyy while most others use dd/mm/yyyy.
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