computer date (short, long) vs excel date

lezawang

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Hi
My computer short date is dd/mm/yyyy and the long is mmmm-dd-yy
excel would accept date like this 13/1/2017.
So I am thinking excel will follow computer short date format, but not the long date format. Am I right?

Thanks
 

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