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If I have a column of dates that look like
OCT 10 2007 OCT 10 2007 OCT 08 2007 NOV 07 2007 How can I insert a comma after the Days before the year in order to make excel recognize all three parts as one date. |
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This formula will give you the date value, but it will be in a different
cell. You could then copy the value back to the original cell. =DATEVALUE(LEFT(A1,6) & "," & RIGHT(A1,5)) Tom |
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Data Text to Columns Next Next select Date MDY
Format cells as: mmm dd, yyyy "RyanR8881" wrote: If I have a column of dates that look like OCT 10 2007 OCT 10 2007 OCT 08 2007 NOV 07 2007 How can I insert a comma after the Days before the year in order to make excel recognize all three parts as one date. |
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