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    smk
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    January 12, 2001 at 11:44 pm #1767691

    Office 2000, Windows98 Regional settings are 1930 to 2029
    Upon formatting a column to ‘date’ the displayed date is
    not the date I’ve entered. This is on any worksheet I’m
    on. The populated date is c. 45,410 days ahead, (i.e., I entered 8/17/99 and upon entering, 12/15/23 populates the
    cell. Thanks for help, smk

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