If you enter something that looks like a date, but without a year, excel will
assume you mean the current year that your pc shows.
So one way is to change your system date to a different year, do the data entry,
then change the date back.
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Dave Peterson
oufan199 - 17 Mar 2008 00:38 GMT
What a sneaky idea! Would never have thought of that. I tried it, and it
works. Thanks.
> If you enter something that looks like a date, but without a year, excel
> will
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>> Thanks.
Tyro - 17 Mar 2008 01:00 GMT
Also be aware that everything you do after changing the system time will
reflect that. For example if you change the system year from 2008 to 1995
and save a file, the file will show as having been saved in 1995. Also all
other things that record time will reflect 1995 as long as the system time
reflects 1995. Windows does a lot of recording things behind the scenes with
the system time.
Tyro
> What a sneaky idea! Would never have thought of that. I tried it, and it
> works. Thanks.
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