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Excel 2011 for Mac上的DATEVALUE函数

[英]DATEVALUE function on Excel 2011 for Mac

原文 2014-12-15 00:38:05 1 2 excel/ macos/ date

On Excel 2011 for Mac, OsX 10.9 在Excel 2011 for Mac，OsX 10.9上

=DATEVALUE("08/22/2008") returns a #VALUE error on my Mac. =DATEVALUE("08/22/2008")在我的Mac上返回#VALUE错误。 I tried the same command on Excel 2013 on Windows, as well as Office 365, both places work fine. 我在Windows上的Excel 2013以及Office 365上尝试了相同的命令，两个地方都可以正常工作。 Also a different variation =DATEVALUE("22-AUG-2008") works fine on my mac. 另外一个不同的变化=DATEVALUE("22-AUG-2008")在我的Mac上工作正常。

According to the help doc, both are supposed to work. 根据帮助文档，两者都应该有效。 (I have a screen shot, but evidently I am too new to post images) （我有一个屏幕截图，但显然我太新了，无法发布图片）

Any one seen problems like this? 有人看过这样的问题吗？ Any work around? 有什么工作吗？

2 个解决方案

I found a similar complaint at the link below which it was determined that you likely have a setting that makes Excel look at your erroneous function as "DD/MM/YYYY" while you are putting in "MM/DD/YYYY". 我在下面的链接中发现了类似的抱怨，确定您可能有一个设置让Excel在您输入“MM / DD / YYYY”时将您的错误功能看作“DD / MM / YYYY”。

Problem with DATEVALUE() function. DATEVALUE（）函数出现问题。

Thankfully, if that is the case then I can understand the "#Value" error message when it's trying to look for month #22. 值得庆幸的是，如果是这种情况，那么当我试图寻找第22个月时，我可以理解“#Value”错误消息。

For the record: I already tried "08-08-2008" (where the Month vs. Date debate is moot.) Still doesn't work. 为了记录：我已经尝试过“08-08-2008”（月份与日期的争论没有实际意义。）仍然无效。

However, I did follow up Ron's response, turns out that the Canadian English format is "YYYY-MM-DD"... If I change it to US English, then the "MM/DD/YYYY" works again. 但是，我确实跟进了Ron的回复，结果说加拿大英语格式是“YYYY-MM-DD”......如果我把它改成美国英语，那么“MM / DD / YYYY”再次起作用。 Mystery solved. 谜团已揭开。

Thanks Ron and Dave. 谢谢罗恩和戴夫。