Thank you Martin...saved me much dusting of the brain cells where the Excel
tricks are stored...especially when the project is due Monday AM!

"MartinW" wrote:

Hi Robin,

Chip Pearson explains it here.
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/jdates.htm

HTH
Martin



"robin watersong" <robin wrote in
message ...
My data was originally in accounting system as standard date but when I
have
to query database (using MicroSoft Access), the data results for dates
have
been converted to julian. I cannot find my old formula to allow me to
convert julian dates back into standard date format such as mm/dd/yr. Can
anyone please help?

Thank you,
Robin