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How to handle this Date formatting in Excel

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    How to handle this Date formatting in Excel

    I use MS Excel 2007.

    When I type in date as 2/3/2009, it gets typed as 3/2/2009
    i.e. DD/MM/YYYY to MM/DD/YYYY

    Attached is file for your information.

    I have even formatted the Cells in that particular column to Date Format under British (UK) DD/MM/YYYY.

    I want dates in DD/MM/YYYY format only. How do I handle this ?

    My Regards - Jack
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    Last edited by NBVC; 07-10-2009 at 11:52 AM.

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    Re: How to handle this Date formatting in Excel

    Select the column and go to Data|Text to Columns

    Then skip to the 3rd window and in the column data format area choose Date and DMY from the drop down.

    Click Finish
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    Re: How to handle this Date formatting in Excel

    Thank You Very Much, it saved me a lot of time !
    Sincere Regards

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