In order to type a literal date into an Excel cell, I currently have to do it in the American format (mm/dd/yyyy). This is unacceptable.
How can I have it such that Excel will correctly recognise dates in the standard dd/mm/yyyy format when typing directly into cells?
Note: I am not asking how to use the "cell format" features of Excel. That is easy enough. I want to be able to directly input international dd/mm/yyyy dates into cells and have them register correctly, regardless of formatting.
Answer
Excel follows the Region and Language settings of Windows.
In Windows 10 : Settings > Time & language > Region & language.
You can either take the default values, or you can fine-tune further in Additional date, time, and regional settings
(date, time, number settings etc.)
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