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Default Change m/d/yyyy to mmddyyyy in text

Sloth,
Yep, that works too and it certainly is more elegant! Thanks!

Alicia

"Sloth" wrote:

=TEXT(A1,"mmddyyyy")


"Alicia" wrote:

My favorite gurus,
I'm trying to upload to the Social Security Administration our employees to
check their SSN and make sure it is correct. The part that is kicking my @$$
is changing the DOB to their required mmddyyyy format which must be text as
this turns into a fixed length text file (with the help of the handy formula
I found through the newsgroup.)

I can use the =Month(a2) to get the month and =day(a2) to get the day. The
problem I'm having is making all the one digit months and days into 2 digit
month and days. I've tried formatting them and then making it text and it
reverts to 1 digit again. This is driving me crazy!

So, I want:

8/1/1964 to be 08011964 as text.

Your help is always appreciated. I rave about the newsgroups and love
finding the links so I can educate myself.

Thanks,
Alicia

 
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