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Expanding Data into multiple columns
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I have a large column containing dates is this format 08/12/2008 I want to put the month in it's own column, the day and the year. Basically split them up into 3 columns. I have no idea how to go about it. -- Thank You Leen |
Expanding Data into multiple columns
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select the column then Data|Text to columns Delimited Next Put / in the 'Other' box Finish Mike "Leen" wrote: Hi I have a large column containing dates is this format 08/12/2008 I want to put the month in it's own column, the day and the year. Basically split them up into 3 columns. I have no idea how to go about it. -- Thank You Leen |
Expanding Data into multiple columns
Thanks Mike
That worked except for the month. It broke the day and year out fine in column B and C, but for the month it listed 1/3/1900 in column A. -- Thank You Leen "Mike H" wrote: Hi. select the column then Data|Text to columns Delimited Next Put / in the 'Other' box Finish Mike "Leen" wrote: Hi I have a large column containing dates is this format 08/12/2008 I want to put the month in it's own column, the day and the year. Basically split them up into 3 columns. I have no idea how to go about it. -- Thank You Leen |
Expanding Data into multiple columns
Format column A as General
"Leen" wrote: Thanks Mike That worked except for the month. It broke the day and year out fine in column B and C, but for the month it listed 1/3/1900 in column A. -- Thank You Leen "Mike H" wrote: Hi. select the column then Data|Text to columns Delimited Next Put / in the 'Other' box Finish Mike "Leen" wrote: Hi I have a large column containing dates is this format 08/12/2008 I want to put the month in it's own column, the day and the year. Basically split them up into 3 columns. I have no idea how to go about it. -- Thank You Leen |
Expanding Data into multiple columns
If they're really dates, you can use:
=year(a1) =month(a1) =day(A1) Leen wrote: Hi I have a large column containing dates is this format 08/12/2008 I want to put the month in it's own column, the day and the year. Basically split them up into 3 columns. I have no idea how to go about it. -- Thank You Leen -- Dave Peterson |
Expanding Data into multiple columns
Then it's no longer in date format and the text to columns doesn't work.
-- Thank You Leen "Teethless mama" wrote: Format column A as General "Leen" wrote: Thanks Mike That worked except for the month. It broke the day and year out fine in column B and C, but for the month it listed 1/3/1900 in column A. -- Thank You Leen "Mike H" wrote: Hi. select the column then Data|Text to columns Delimited Next Put / in the 'Other' box Finish Mike "Leen" wrote: Hi I have a large column containing dates is this format 08/12/2008 I want to put the month in it's own column, the day and the year. Basically split them up into 3 columns. I have no idea how to go about it. -- Thank You Leen |
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