I'm trying to make my .NET program use .NET DateTime formatting syntax, which is robust, unambiguous and locale-aware.
I also need to be compatible with Excel, which continues to use its old-style syntax, even in Excel 2007, and it won't accept the newer .NET syntax.
For example, Excel uses "d/m/yyyy h:mm:ss am/pm" where .NET would use "d/M/yyyy h:mm:ss tt".
My question is simply: Why doesn't Excel use the better syntax?
Thanks,
Dennis Huber
Cos Excel was created way before .NET and it needs to be backwardly compatible? This is more of a complaint than a question.
Regards
Special-K
I rarely return to a problem once I've answered it so make sure you clearly define what the trouble is.
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