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In the last few weeks I was looking for a solution to create a
csv file that would end up in a spreadsheet.
In one of my many searches, I found a very short article(paragraph)
that went into a method using a "script"??? that looked like this.
=date(mm dd yy) or something very similar.
This was placed in the field prior to the date so that Excel would
convert the date correctly.
I think this is placed in the field or prior field.
Of course this is all tied back to the problems using cpytoimpf and date
fields.
Anybody ever seen this ?
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