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jcontrer

create a month column from date column
 
I have a column in which the date is entered in mm/dd/yyyy format.
what i would like to have is another column that takes that information and
gives me the month in word format and the year in number format.

so for example:
if e2= 05/07/2009
i would like to have f2= May 2009

is that possible? if so, How do I do that?
your help will be greatly appreciated
--
thanks in advance

Gary''s Student

create a month column from date column
 
In F2, enter:
=E2 and format F2 as Custom mmmm yyyy
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Gary''s Student - gsnu200909


"jcontrer" wrote:

I have a column in which the date is entered in mm/dd/yyyy format.
what i would like to have is another column that takes that information and
gives me the month in word format and the year in number format.

so for example:
if e2= 05/07/2009
i would like to have f2= May 2009

is that possible? if so, How do I do that?
your help will be greatly appreciated
--
thanks in advance


Yanick

create a month column from date column
 
On Jan 14, 12:12*pm, jcontrer
wrote:
I have a column in which the date is entered in mm/dd/yyyy format.
what i would like to have is another column that takes that information and
gives me the month in word format and the year in number format.

so for example:
if e2= 05/07/2009
i would like to have f2= May 2009

is that possible? if so, How do I do that?
your help will be greatly appreciated
--
thanks in advance


Use this formula : =Date(year(e2),month(e2),1)

Only need to change the cell format to display the right date format.

sidm via OfficeKB.com

create a month column from date column
 
jcontrer wrote:
I have a column in which the date is entered in mm/dd/yyyy format.
what i would like to have is another column that takes that information and
gives me the month in word format and the year in number format.

so for example:
if e2= 05/07/2009
i would like to have f2= May 2009

is that possible? if so, How do I do that?
your help will be greatly appreciated


Hi
The simplest that I can think of is that you format f2 as mmm/yyy (Rightclick
on F2 formatcustommmm/yyyy) after copying the date from e2 to f2

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David Biddulph[_2_]

create a month column from date column
 
Why bother changing it to the first of the month?
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David Biddulph

"Yanick" wrote in message
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On Jan 14, 12:12 pm, jcontrer
wrote:
I have a column in which the date is entered in mm/dd/yyyy format.
what i would like to have is another column that takes that information
and
gives me the month in word format and the year in number format.

so for example:
if e2= 05/07/2009
i would like to have f2= May 2009

is that possible? if so, How do I do that?
your help will be greatly appreciated
--
thanks in advance


Use this formula : =Date(year(e2),month(e2),1)

Only need to change the cell format to display the right date format.



jack

create a month column from date column
 
If I change the format in F2, how can I run a subtotal of all values for May?
How can I create a pivot table that groups all the values in May when I use
F2 as a column header? (it creates a column for each distinct day of the
month instead of a May column). Is there a way of doing so? I'm on XP with
Excel 2003. Thanks, jn

"Gary''s Student" wrote:

In F2, enter:
=E2 and format F2 as Custom mmmm yyyy
--
Gary''s Student - gsnu200909


"jcontrer" wrote:

I have a column in which the date is entered in mm/dd/yyyy format.
what i would like to have is another column that takes that information and
gives me the month in word format and the year in number format.

so for example:
if e2= 05/07/2009
i would like to have f2= May 2009

is that possible? if so, How do I do that?
your help will be greatly appreciated
--
thanks in advance



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