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Audiojoe

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Can anyone tell me how to take off that annoying timecode that counts the number of days since 1900 when you put a date in. For some reason, my system has decided to start doing this for no reason and I can't remember how to take it off

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gives you to option to check the 1904 date system box.

Hope this is what you meant.
 
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Kind of yeah, it's just that we use data validation drop down lists for our users, and they have dates in them - e.g: Dec-01, Jan 02 .....

Changing the Calculation to the 1904 system changes the options in the drop down lists to Dec-05, Jan 06

I've got 300 separate spreadheets to update if this is the case
 
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