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Date Formats
I have about 4000 dates in a spreadsheet, some of the dates are in the
'mm/dd/yyyy' format and have no problem with them; however, interspersed throughout the file are 'yyyy' dates only that tend to default to an erroneous 'mm/dd/yyy' format. i.e., 1825 may get translated as 01/20/1905. How can I have the 'mm/dd/yyyy' and 'yyyy' dates in the same column? I've tried text and custom but still have no relief -- SgtBob |
Date Formats
Say the dates are in column A, In B1 enter:
=IF(A1<3000,DATE(A1,1,1),A1) and copy down. The format column B as the date format of your choice. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu201003 "Bob" wrote: I have about 4000 dates in a spreadsheet, some of the dates are in the 'mm/dd/yyyy' format and have no problem with them; however, interspersed throughout the file are 'yyyy' dates only that tend to default to an erroneous 'mm/dd/yyy' format. i.e., 1825 may get translated as 01/20/1905. How can I have the 'mm/dd/yyyy' and 'yyyy' dates in the same column? I've tried text and custom but still have no relief -- SgtBob |
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