This is one "workaround"... which will leave you with a "space" character in front of your numbers when you save the file as a CSV file. If you can live with the "space" character, then the following will work for you.
1) In an adjacent column, use the following formula, and copy it down for each date in your column. Naturally replace the "A1" in the formula for your date column.
In experimenting with options, I've found that there NEEDS to be some kind of character placed ahead of the date - to keep it as "TEXT" - otherwise Excel converts it to a DATE.
The character some use is the ' ... the left-aligned label prefix. Therefore, you would use it in place of the SPACE character ...as follows:
=TEXT(B1;"tt.MM.jj"
where "tt.MM.jj" should/could/may be on an english maschine "dd.MM.yy"
and B1 is the cell with the date value.
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