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Date to text/number Conversion
Using today's date for example: =today() = 11/10/2009
Is it possible to convert the date to text shown as 11-10-2009? Without typing it in as '11-10-2009 Thanks in Advance |
Date to text/number Conversion
Format Cells... Custom mm-dd-yyyy
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200908 "CM4@FL" wrote: Using today's date for example: =today() = 11/10/2009 Is it possible to convert the date to text shown as 11-10-2009? Without typing it in as '11-10-2009 Thanks in Advance |
Date to text/number Conversion
=TEXT(TODAY(),"mm-dd-yyyy")
-- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "CM4@FL" wrote: Using today's date for example: =today() = 11/10/2009 Is it possible to convert the date to text shown as 11-10-2009? Without typing it in as '11-10-2009 Thanks in Advance |
Date to text/number Conversion
=TEXT(A1,"mm-dd-yyyy")
If you just want to convert cell A1 =today() itself to that format...then copy pastespecialvalies...and then format cellscustomType mm-dd-yyyy If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "CM4@FL" wrote: Using today's date for example: =today() = 11/10/2009 Is it possible to convert the date to text shown as 11-10-2009? Without typing it in as '11-10-2009 Thanks in Advance |
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