Cells hold what you type into them or calculate with a formula. If you want to change the year displayed in a cell, just change the cell contents. If this does not answer your question, please ask another question with more specific words about what you would like to know.
Excel does not change the year if the arithmetic operators have been used with the correct syntax.
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if a cell has a two-digit year of 32 excel automatically changes it to a four-digit year
1917
What year were Execl and Pagemarker born?
1985.
When you enter a two-digit year value, Excel changes a two-digit year less than 30 to 20xx and a two-digit year of 30 and greater to 19xx. Use four-digit years to ensure that Excel interprets year values the way you intend, if necessary.
The short answer is maybe, but you will not change the file date just by opening the file. When you save a file, it will display the date and time when you saved it (as set in your computer date-time settings). Excel will ask you if you want to save the file when you exit (assuming you did not change the default settings). You can choose to leave the file as is (same file date) or save the file (current file date). An exception to this would be determined by your auto save settings on Excel. If you make any changes to the file, Excel might automatically save the file (thus, changing the file date). Additionally, windows may save the last-accessed date. Bottom line, if you want to view an Excel file and not change the date, save the file to a different name as soon as you open it. Then examine the file copy.
Excel can display the year as a number. You can get it to display in different ways as part of a full date, such as having 2 or 4 digits to represent it. There is also a YEAR function, to extract just the year from a full date, which is then displayed as a number.
some are getting killed and some are havingbabies
What year, and what engine?