G Guest Oct 5, 2004 #1 the format dd-mm-yy would be more convenient for me and my colleagues. is there a way to do that? thank you.
the format dd-mm-yy would be more convenient for me and my colleagues. is there a way to do that? thank you.
F Frank Kabel Oct 5, 2004 #2 Hi only possible with vBA directly inserting the date in the required format. There's no build-.in way to achieve this
Hi only possible with vBA directly inserting the date in the required format. There's no build-.in way to achieve this
G Gord Dibben Oct 5, 2004 #3 If you change your Windows>Control Panel>Regional and Language Settings Short Date format to dd-mm-yy Excel will use that setting. Note: this would be a global setting for Short Date. Otherwise, Frank's suggestion re: VBA is the way to go. Gord Dibben Excel MVP
If you change your Windows>Control Panel>Regional and Language Settings Short Date format to dd-mm-yy Excel will use that setting. Note: this would be a global setting for Short Date. Otherwise, Frank's suggestion re: VBA is the way to go. Gord Dibben Excel MVP