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Word converts English date to USA date in mail-merge from Excel?
I'm using Microsoft office 2003.
In Excel, I have a column of dates which are formatted as UK ones (e.g. 2nd July: 02/07/2007) but when this column is mail-merged into Word it's coming out with the month first (e.g. 07/02/2007). Even more bizarre, a second Excel column, which is a date from an IF function, is going into Word the right way round - even though it has exactly the same formatting as the first one. Please help! |
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Word converts English date to USA date in mail-merge from Excel?
Oh, I can see other people having the same problem now... I couldn't get to
this page without posting a question... ignore  |
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