On Wednesday, June 25, 2014 04:52:24 PM Budgie wrote:
25 Jun 2014
Not sure about openoffice but in LibreOffice you can start calc, go to
Format -->Cells --> Date and create a format like you want by inserting
in the Format Code box what you want:
Example: DD/MM/YYYY this will give 25/06/2014.
Then go to the spreadsheet column, highlight it or just the cells you
want to have it. When you insert a date in the formatted empty column it
will appear as the format you want.
Russ
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