No, that is not how dates were meant to be. On a U.S. English computer, the Twitter dates should look like "6/19/2013 14:03". Something is wrong on your computer.
Please do the following:
Please do the following:
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Close all Excel windows.
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Open Excel. (Not NodeXL, just plain Excel.) In cell A1, paste "6/19/2013 14:03", without the quotes. What appears in the cell after you do the paste? (On my computer, "6/19/2013 14:03" appears in the cell.)
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In the Windows Start menu, enter "NodeXL". At the top of the search results you should see "NodeXL Excel Template." Click it, which will create a new NodeXL workbook in Excel. (That's the recommended way to start NodeXL.)
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On the Edges worksheet in the NodeXL workbook (the worksheet that shows when you create a NodeXL workbook), paste "6/19/2013 14:03" into cell N3. That's the first empty cell in the "Add Your Own Column Here" column. What appears in the cell after you do the paste? (On my computer, "6/19/2013 14:03" appears in the cell.)
