Re: Date Format error in Spreadsheet

2024-01-16 Thread Fred Lipske
When using dates if you present it like 1-15, it will show as 1/15/2024 if you 
have it formatted as date!

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On Jan 16, 2024, at 2:05 AM, David  wrote:

Duane wrote:
> Cell formatted for date in form 12/31/99 reads as the fraction, 1/2  when the 
> date is specified as 1/2/2024.  I have the latest version of installed.  The 
> same problem existed with the down level version.   Let me know if this is a 
> bug or if I am doing something wrong.  All other dates seem to work as they 
> should.
> Thank you for your help and consideration.
> Duane Weber
> du...@austin.rr.com
> [1d73218c-758c-45c9-a2cc-ef10f108762a]
You may have Use replacement table activated under Tools | Autocorrect Options. 
By default this will correct 1/2 to the fraction ½

If you don't want automatic correction, turn it off; alternatively you can 
remove the correction from the replacement table and continue to have 
autocorrection.

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Re: Date Format error in Spreadsheet

2024-01-16 Thread David

Duane wrote:

Cell formatted for date in form 12/31/99 reads as the fraction, 1/2  when the 
date is specified as 1/2/2024.  I have the latest version of installed.  The 
same problem existed with the down level version.   Let me know if this is a 
bug or if I am doing something wrong.  All other dates seem to work as they 
should.
Thank you for your help and consideration.
Duane Weber
du...@austin.rr.com
[1d73218c-758c-45c9-a2cc-ef10f108762a]
You may have Use replacement table activated under Tools | Autocorrect 
Options. By default this will correct 1/2 to the fraction ½


If you don't want automatic correction, turn it off; alternatively you 
can remove the correction from the replacement table and continue to 
have autocorrection.


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Re: Date Format error in Spreadsheet

2024-01-15 Thread alannpearce
I use a Hyphen rather than a forward slash. Alan,Lurking near Bristol UK.Sent 
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 Original message From: dk...@tuta.io.INVALID Date: 16/01/2024  
00:30  (GMT+00:00) To: Users  Subject: Re: Date 
Format error in Spreadsheet It sees 1/2 as one-half. Type 01/2 and it should 
work OK.--  Sent with Tuta; enjoy secure & ad-free emails:  https://tuta.comJan 
15, 2024, 17:35 by du...@austin.rr.com:> Cell formatted for date in form 
12/31/99 reads as the fraction, 1/2  when the date is specified as 1/2/2024.  I 
have the latest version of installed.  The same problem existed with the down 
level version.   Let me know if this is a bug or if I am doing something wrong. 
 All other dates seem to work as they should.> Thank you for your help and 
consideration.> Duane Weber> du...@austin.rr.com> 
[1d73218c-758c-45c9-a2cc-ef10f108762a]>

Re: Date Format error in Spreadsheet

2024-01-15 Thread Alan B
Ctrl+Z at the right time also creates the entry as a date.

Type "1/2/". When the 2nd "/" is typed the 1/2 becomes ½.
Immediately type Ctrl+Z and ½ reverts back to 1/2.
Now type /2024 and complete the cell entry.
The date will be correctly entered as "1/2/2024".

On Mon, Jan 15, 2024 at 6:35 PM Duane  wrote:

> Cell formatted for date in form 12/31/99 reads as the fraction, 1/2  when
> the date is specified as 1/2/2024.  I have the latest version of
> installed.  The same problem existed with the down level version.   Let me
> know if this is a bug or if I am doing something wrong.  All other dates
> seem to work as they should.
> Thank you for your help and consideration.
> Duane Weber
> du...@austin.rr.com
> [1d73218c-758c-45c9-a2cc-ef10f108762a]



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Re: Date Format error in Spreadsheet

2024-01-15 Thread dkoch
It sees 1/2 as one-half. Type 01/2 and it should work OK.
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Jan 15, 2024, 17:35 by du...@austin.rr.com:

> Cell formatted for date in form 12/31/99 reads as the fraction, 1/2  when the 
> date is specified as 1/2/2024.  I have the latest version of installed.  The 
> same problem existed with the down level version.   Let me know if this is a 
> bug or if I am doing something wrong.  All other dates seem to work as they 
> should.
> Thank you for your help and consideration.
> Duane Weber
> du...@austin.rr.com
> [1d73218c-758c-45c9-a2cc-ef10f108762a]
>