Excel for Mac, like all Macintosh applications, uses the 1904 date system to store dates in worksheets. Excel for Windows uses a different date system called the 1900 date system. Normally, each version of Excel automatically adjusts to use the correct date system. But, if you copied these dates from a worksheet created by Excel for Windows, the dates might appear off by as much as 4 years. For more information, click Help.
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