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![]() I'm new to Excel and have a question. I can type in a date like this: 3-mar-09. Ok, then I can click the corner of the cell and copy that date to cell under that cell. However, it add a day and becomes: 4-mar-09. Is there any way to turn that off so I can type 3-mar-09 and copy that cell exactly like that without excel adding days? Thanks! |
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