How Excel Works With Two-Digit Year Numbers

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How Excel Works With Two-Digit Year Numbers

Source: Microsoft

Date: January 2008

Type: White Paper

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Overview: This paper published by Microsoft explains how Microsoft Excel determines the century. When one type a date using a two-digit year number (such as 98), Microsoft Excel uses specific rules to determine which century to use for the date. This paper discusses how Excel interprets three-part date entries that contain month, day, and year components. It is possible to enter a two-part date that contains only the day and month, or the month and year components of the date.

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