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replyReply Wed 30 Apr 2008, 15:36Delegate Sijin said...

Sijin has attended:
Excel Introduction course

Enter date series

when calculating CAGR, how to enter whole years

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replyReply Fri 9 May 2008, 05:29Trainer Tracy said...

RE: enter date series

Hi Sijin,

Have you tried going to Format>Cells>go to the Number tab and down to the Custom option and in the box that says"Type" type in either "yy" or "yyyy" for 08 or 2008 respectively.

I hope that helps

Tracy

 

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