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Date format in Excel
I have a large spred sheet in which all dates are formated in the US way mm.
dd.yyyy how can I change this to the UK way dd.mm.yyyy, I have experimented with the normal date formatting but this mixes up days and months. -- All the best Ken |
Date format in Excel
There is also a nice "Gimmick" by using Text-to-Ccolumns [depending of the
dates format] One can select the range of sated Dtata Text to Columns Next Next check "date" and choose anither format "End". It helped me out a lot... Micky "Ken" wrote: I have a large spred sheet in which all dates are formated in the US way mm. dd.yyyy how can I change this to the UK way dd.mm.yyyy, I have experimented with the normal date formatting but this mixes up days and months. -- All the best Ken |
Date format in Excel
Thanks to both but all a bit too complicated for my skill level. The date I
have has been imported from an address book as a xls file. All the best Ken "מיכאל (מיקי) אבידן" wrote: There is also a nice "Gimmick" by using Text-to-Ccolumns [depending of the dates format] One can select the range of sated Dtata Text to Columns Next Next check "date" and choose anither format "End". It helped me out a lot... Micky "Ken" wrote: I have a large spred sheet in which all dates are formated in the US way mm. dd.yyyy how can I change this to the UK way dd.mm.yyyy, I have experimented with the normal date formatting but this mixes up days and months. -- All the best Ken |
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