Dave,
Thanks. This made me realize that even when you put a LF (Alt-Enter or
CHAR(10)) in text in a cell, wrap text must be on (it gets turned on
automatically). I dinna know that. Sounds as if they should have named it
"multiline," not "wrap text."
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Dave Peterson said:
I should have mentioned that Wraptext has to be enabled, too.
(also xl2002)
Earl said:
Dave,
I couldn't get the Alt-0010 to work. It drops to a second line in the
custom format box as you would expect (I have to arrow up and down -- it
only shows one line at a time in that box). But it just puts a square in
the cell where the 0010 code was in the format code. XL2002.
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I really like to use the 4 digit year, too!
and one more:
dddd[alt-0010]mm/dd/yyyy
where [alt-0010] is not typed. Hit and hold the alt-key and type 0010
from the
numeric keypad.
It looks nice centered in the cell--but it doesn't behave very nicely with
autofitting rows or columns.
Looks kind of like this:
Sunday
06/13/2004
Earl Kiosterud wrote:
And try these.
dddd *- dd/mm/yy
dddd ** dd/mm/yy
dddd *. dd/mm/yy
dddd*.dd/mm/yy
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Earl Kiosterud
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One more format that I find pretty neat:
dddd* mm/dd/yyyy
Watch what happens when you widen the column!
:
Is there some way I can have Excel 2k put the DAY that corresponds
to a
specific date? So if I type in 6/9/04 it would put in Wednesday
6/9/04?
Not sure if that's included anywhere.
Thanks.