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Thankyou veyr much :)
"James" wrote: Hi You can use a mid formula so if your cell shows as 01,03,2009: Mid(A1,4,2) 4 is the character your want to start with from the left i.e. 0 and the 2 is number of characters you want i.e 0 & 3. -- James. "RowzeRiot" wrote: i have a list of dates 'DD,MM,YYYY' and i need to split the cells so that in a new collum it has 'DD' 'MM' 'YYYY' i can understand how to put the day and year into a new collum =left(A1,2) & =right(A1,4) but i cant work out how to seperate the middle should i delete the commas? thanks in advance Rose |
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