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BS: Leap Year
| GUEST,Dazbo at Work | 07 Nov 07 - 10:31 AM | |
| The PA | 07 Nov 07 - 10:36 AM | |
| GUEST,Keinstein | 07 Nov 07 - 10:53 AM | |
| DMcG | 07 Nov 07 - 11:01 AM | |
| Amos | 07 Nov 07 - 11:23 AM | |
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Subject: BS: Leap Year From: GUEST,Dazbo at Work Date: 07 Nov 07 - 10:31 AM Just been playing around at work and discovered that Excel thinks 1900 was a leap year! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Leap Year From: The PA Date: 07 Nov 07 - 10:36 AM Get a proper job! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Leap Year From: GUEST,Keinstein Date: 07 Nov 07 - 10:53 AM That's why Excel 1857 has fallen out of use, plus the fact that the Babbage machines to run it, and the Ada (Lovelace) programmers to maintain it, are no longer available. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Leap Year From: DMcG Date: 07 Nov 07 - 11:01 AM Excel does lots of weird and wonderful stuff. Try typing these values each in a single and explaining what is happening and why. 4:12 4:123 4:1234 4:12345 |
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Subject: RE: BS: Leap Year From: Amos Date: 07 Nov 07 - 11:23 AM The first cell is interpreted as a time value. After that I have no idea. Do you? A |
