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October 9th, 2005, 10:46 PM
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##### Date in Excel
Please can anyone help me.
I Microsoft Office XP I had a very long list (about two thousand entries). Each entry had a date in column B Before I reformatted my PC I saved the document. When I put it back on my PC after the format all the dates in column B have changed to #######. If I point the mouse curser over each entry it shows the original date Can anyone PLEASE tell me is there a way to get thses dates back Many many thanks Mandy x 
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