Excel 2003: date display issue
Thank!
How do I change the entire column of dates?
"Marcelo" wrote:
Hi Andrew,
is not necessary to use Year, Day or month function on this formula:
use date=(79,8,31)
hth
regards from Brazil
Marcelo
"Andrew" escreveu:
In the cell which contained the date, 08/31/1979, I inserted the following
formula:
=DATE(YEAR(79),DAY(31),MONTH(8))
Here is what I got: 01/07/1902
"Andrew" wrote:
Thanks for your reply. However, I'm not sure what you are suggesting I do.
" wrote:
This formula should fix your problem (where your back-to-front date is
in cell A1):
=DATE(YEAR(A1),DAY(A1),MONTH(A1))
J.
Andrew wrote:
I saved data from a CVS file to Excel. I have a list of dates which display
as mm/dd/yyyy. However, when I try to sort the dates, they are organized by
month first, then day, then year as opposed to year, month, day, which is how
I would like it to sort the info.
I have another list of dates which is being read by Excel as dd/mm/yyyy but
in fact, the way it is organized, should be read as mm/dd/yyyy. So the
digits of 10/03/1962 should stay in the same order and be read as October 03,
1962. But Excel is reading it as March 10, 1962 because when I format the
date to m/dd/yy it reverses the 3 and the 10.
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