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Originally Posted by jyl
Hmm, if I try enter @11/30/2008 in a cell, I get formula error - can't do it. I have Excel 2003 SP2
Are you able to name a new cell @12/30/2008? If not, maybe should change the name convention since will be troublesome.
You could just do a global find-and-replace to get rid of the @ symbol.
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Start with an apostrophe '@12/30/2008. I guess I'm still used to the old 1-2-3 ways. But even so, I've been doing it this way for years and it just recently started turning into a hyper-link.