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Jerry Feldman wrote: > My company's product uses dates in yyyymmdd format, but can import csv > files directly from any spreadsheet. If I import a csv containing > yyyymmdd, OO calc correctly displays the date, but if I want to modify > the spreadsheet (mainly financial curves), it outputs the date in the > mmddyyyy or mmddyy in the resultant csv. Does anyone know how I can > tell OO to output dates in the desired format preferably without > changing the entire locale. Of course, the csv can be edited with emacs > (or lesser capable editors like vi :-). Go to Format->Cells... and select the "Numbers" tab. Then look for the "Date" field in the left-most combo box, and you should be able to take it from there... HTH, Matt -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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