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Originally Posted by hwg View Post
How can I get Excel to use MM/DD/YY hh:mm:ss as the default date/time format when importing CSV files?
AFAIK, not by opening them as CSV files. You might be able to do so by importing them as text files, but that would be a lot more work than reformatting a single column. In the long run, you might do better to use a macro to both open the files & reformat the columns in one go.
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