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Default Reformat dates

If the dates are real Excel dates, you can format as mmm d

If they are not Excel dates but text, you can either change them to dates
first, or just shuffle the text by =RIGHT(A2,3)&" "&LEFT(A2,LEN(A2)-4)
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Dates are displayed as follows:
31-Aug
9-Sep
15-Sep
31-Oct
1-Nov

How can I get the dates to be displayed as follows:

Aug 31
Sep 9
Sep 15
Oct 31
Nov 1



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