in your case. Your first question should be what happens if you enter
10/2013 into an unformatted cell: do you see a date value, perhaps 1
October 2013, or do you see the text string you entered?
I see the text string entered, but the formatting says "Number - General".
Note that the date acceptance patterns can now be adjusted at Tools |
Options... | Language Settings | Languages | Language of | Date
acceptance patterns. Note also that the ISO format YYYY-MM-DD works in
all locales, so is most reliable.
When I add ;M/Y nothing changes. Or did you mean, that after this change
if I enter 10/2013 into the cell it should be formatted as date? Then
this doesn't work.
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