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I have a worksheet with a column formatted as 022008 which is suppose to mean
Feb 2008 or 02/2008. I can't seem to figure out how to change the cell format to reflect this. I want it to display 02/2008. |
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In another cell enter:
=LEFT(A1,2) & "/" & RIGHT(A1,4) or =DATE(RIGHT(A1,4),LEFT(A1,2),1) and format as mm/yyyy -- Gary''s Student - gsnu201003 "Alain" wrote: I have a worksheet with a column formatted as 022008 which is suppose to mean Feb 2008 or 02/2008. I can't seem to figure out how to change the cell format to reflect this. I want it to display 02/2008. |
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That's OK if the 022008 is text, but if it is the number 22008 formatted as
000000, you'd need to change to =LEFT(TEXT(A1,"000000"),2) & "/" & RIGHT(A1,4) or =DATE(RIGHT(A1,4),LEFT(TEXT(A1,"000000"),2),1) You might instead try =TEXT(A1,"00\/0000") or (if your Windows Regional Options are appropriately set) =--TEXT(A1,"00\/0000") formatted as mm/yyyy -- David Biddulph "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... In another cell enter: =LEFT(A1,2) & "/" & RIGHT(A1,4) or =DATE(RIGHT(A1,4),LEFT(A1,2),1) and format as mm/yyyy -- Gary''s Student - gsnu201003 "Alain" wrote: I have a worksheet with a column formatted as 022008 which is suppose to mean Feb 2008 or 02/2008. I can't seem to figure out how to change the cell format to reflect this. I want it to display 02/2008. |
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