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CountMike said:

Only confusion would be if a number is below 12, as soon as its 13 or more you know it's day, not month. Just looked at my Canadian pension cheque, it's YYYY.MM.DD format, on the bank info side it's DD.MM.YYYY format, go figure.

YYYY.MM.DD is often used where there is a need to sort the dates.

kado897 said:

YYYY.MM.DD is often used where there is a need to sort the dates.

DD.MM.YYYY is horrible and so confusing I hate it. YYYY.MM.DD is the best format as it sorts dates and files great well it does until the year 10000 it will.

YYYY.MM.DD is the best format

- then you'd be happy in China!

reddice said:

DD.MM.YYYY is horrible and so confusing I hate it. YYYY.MM.DD is the best format as it sorts dates and files great well it does until the year 10000 it will.

Only numbers on a cheque I care for is one with $ sign.

Both Seawalls of the Pond agree 12 times a year. Better than 0!

f14tomcat said:

Both Seawalls of the Pond agree 12 times a year. Better than 0!

And a stopped clock is correct twice a day.

pietcorus2 said:

This forum looks like an old women forum , more and more................!
Lets keep to the point , please .

Do you not understand forum rules - we are not allowed to stay on topic or else we get bored :-D.

kado897 said:

And a stopped clock is correct twice a day.

Not if it is a 24hour clock :-D.

pietcorus2 said:

This forum looks like an old women forum , more and more................!
Lets keep to the point , please .

Only 200 pages too late