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Excel date and time format
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Reply Tue 6 May 2008, 17:13Delegate Lizzie said...
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Excel date and time format
in one of the date formats - what's the @ sign used for?
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RE: excel date and time format
Hi Lizzie,
Thanks for the question.
Can you be more specific? Where have you seen the @ sign used?
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