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After you entered the range in the name box next to the formula bar, did the chosen range highlight?
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My 2nd statement means only the date formats that are marked * can auto-switch from one month to the next. |
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It works perfectly for me.
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Not sure how that would work for an autofill that isn't a formula, ie fill A1=1 A2=2 to a30 Quote:
Typing 1/1 or 31-Jan or 1/1/14 and then 2/1 (as per original) will autofill when the handle is dragged or you use CTRL-downarrow. I've only ever seen the problem with filling dates in any format when you've pasted or imported the dates and Excel is confused about the format. Format cells and selecting dd/mm or dd/mmm/yy ofn doesn't work. Best way I've found to get Excel unconfused is to 1. select the text to be filled and then paste values or 2. select the Use Text wizard option when you paste. 3. Sometimes the Error box allows changing to dates but that's usually for numbers stored as text. |
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My version is MS Office Excel 2003 SP3. |
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