=DATE(YEAR(A1),DAY(A1),MONTH(A1))
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Eric wrote:
Thank everyone very much for suggesitons
I need to refresh the data daily, therefore Bernard's approach will
require manually processing the data everyday, which is not what I
want.

When I import the link, the data format is mm/dd/yyyy
09/01/2009 = 01 Sep, 2009 = 40057
but the date should be read in dd/mm/yy based on my computer setting.
01/09/2009 = 9 Jan, 2009 = 39822

Is there any trick to modify the number 40057 into 39822 for
switching the format from mm/dd to dd/mm?

Thank everyone very much for any suggestions
Eric


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Did you try Bernard's suggestion?

Eric wrote:

Thank everyone very much for suggestions
I need to do it daily, and would like to
change the cell format or
retrieve the data and modify it into a correct date format, rather
than swap the setting everyday.
Do you have any more suggestions?
Thank everyone very much for any suggestions
Eric

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Make the change (just temporary), do the import, change it back.

Eric wrote:

Thank you very much for suggestions
Some worksheet is using the date format dd/mm/yy, therefore I
cannot change the Windows Regional Options for date format into
mm/dd/yy.
Do you have any other suggestions?
Thank you very much for any suggestions
Eric

"David Biddulph" wrote:

Set the format in Windows Regional Options (via the Control
Panel) to match your data.
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"Eric" wrote in message
...
When I import the data from following link, its date format is
mm/dd/yy instead of dd/mm/yy, therefore, the cell will
recognize 03/10/09 to be 3 Oct,
2009 instead of 10 Mar, 2009, however, the recognized error
occurs on 03/17/09 for a valid date format. Does anyone have
any suggestions how to retrieve the right date format from
importing following link?

http://www.ustreas.gov/offices/domes...te/yield.shtml

Thanks in advance for any suggestions
Eric




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