Option 1: Use XL to give you the answer. Enter a in a XL worksheet.
Save the file in XML format. Check the XML file using a text editor.
Option 2: Recognize that XL stores dates as a whole number with 1 being
1/1/1900 and time as a fraction of a number with 0.0=midnight and 1.0
=next midnight.
Personally, I would go with 1.
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> please tell me the date type format which is supported by excel 2005.
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> i'm using xsd also for importing xml into excel and specified date type or
> datetime type there in xsd but it is imoprting it as text.giving error this
> error it is imorting as text.
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> the format which i specified is yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss aaa in my jsp which is
> throughing xml.
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