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NC IA | screwed around for an hour in the bowels of the inner workings of excel, with no luck. I cant possibly figure out why you can't simply go to custom format, type in code of m/d/25, and that'd do it, but no. Some microsoft coder should be taken out back and have a whoopin.
I'm not brave enough to manually turn back the computer clock.
Didn't have any luck with any of the google search answers either.
So poundin away keys I go, I guess payment for being a procrastinator by not having my crap entered before year end
Edited by jalopy 1/8/2026 14:45
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Defaulting excel entry date to /25
