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MS Office Forum / Excel / Worksheet Functions / May 2008How do I format cells to show date in Australian not US format?
I have the language set on Eglish (Australian) but trying to format cells to show date as 08-May -2008 for example. NormallyI would type 08/5/08 and it would formated as above. But now if I type that in it thinks I have typed month in first - like US mehtod. How can I change? Excel uses the date format you have specified in your Windows Regional Settings. Go to Control Panel, and change your regional settings. Regards, Fred. >I have the language set on Eglish (Australian) but trying to format cells >to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > can > I change?
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