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I just recently imported an Excel sheet with all my contacts into Outlook for
better management. I have a couple date columns that I need to keep in Outlook, for at a glance tracking of when I last talked to the person, and my follow-up date. When I used the field map, I mapped my spreadsheet date columns to User1 and User2. When I'm in the column view of Outlook, my dates are displayed as example: 2006-11-15 00:00:00 I want it in MM/DD/YY format. When I right click and format the column, the only option I have to select is Text. The spreadsheet was formatted Date. Any ideas how to fix this? Thanks!!! |
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