Having the same date Format set for all cell with date even if typed differently

Leicester City Fox

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Office Version
  1. 2019
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  1. Windows
Hi there

Good morning


I have a spreadsheet which has a few date columns and I wantto make use that however enter the date that it always shows in the same formatno matter how they type in the date.
For example, you type 3rd March 2019 it shows as03/03/2019.
Does any body have any ides to makes sure all my date isshown and set in the same format for all columns?
Many Thanks
Leicester Fox


 

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Hello!

you can create additional columns and then create a formula:
=TEXT(your_cell_with_date_here,"DD/MM/YYYY").

Hope this helps!
 
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