Make dates language agnostic in Excel Reports #28452
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Summary
Print sheets have had breaking formulas removed from dates and are split so the date component is formatted as a Long Date:
About the report sheets include an additional time cell and UTC cell to replace the datetime value lost on print pages.
That the ReportRequest.Date name is shown in UTC has been communicated to Microsoft and a change is being discussed for conversion to local time for clarity among users.
Work Item(s)
Fixes #28451
Fixes AB#573364