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I have a report that come out of our system as a general formatted cell but
the information is a European date format (i.e. 20061101 for Nov 1st). Is there a way to get that data into a US date format for sorting and days between function ability? Thanks in Advance |
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Use Data/Text to Columns. In step 3 of the wizard, indicate it's a date and
is ymd format. Bob Umlas Excel MVP "Greg" wrote in message ... I have a report that come out of our system as a general formatted cell but the information is a European date format (i.e. 20061101 for Nov 1st). Is there a way to get that data into a US date format for sorting and days between function ability? Thanks in Advance |
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Try this:
=DATE(LEFT(A1,4),MID(A1,5,2),RIGHT(A1,2)) Format as m/d/yyyy "Greg" wrote: I have a report that come out of our system as a general formatted cell but the information is a European date format (i.e. 20061101 for Nov 1st). Is there a way to get that data into a US date format for sorting and days between function ability? Thanks in Advance |
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