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Cannot get dates in excel to print out--how to correct that
When using Excel and typing in a date some cell will show a railrodtrack
looking symbol.How do I correct this? |
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Cannot get dates in excel to print out--how to correct that
If you ask in an Excel group instead of a Word group you're more likely to
find the answer... But this time you got lucky :-) The ##### indicate that the formatted date (or value) in the cell is too wide to be displayed - IOW the column isn't wide enough. Increase the column width or change the formatting to something that fits. HTH |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac On 11/14/08 4:56 PM, in article , "dwinchester8" wrote: When using Excel and typing in a date some cell will show a railrodtrack looking symbol.How do I correct this? |
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