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Convert Date Format
I receive data with the date format as "20051106" [6 Nov 2005] which is OK
for me but end users want to see it in the more conventional "dd/mm/yyyy" format. How can I transpose the data and insert separators. Tks Mike |
Convert Date Format
You could use a formula such as
=RIGHT(E20,2)&"/"&MID(E20,5,2)&"/"&MID(E20,3,2) assuming your data was in cell E20 HTH -- _______________________ Naz, London "Mike" wrote: I receive data with the date format as "20051106" [6 Nov 2005] which is OK for me but end users want to see it in the more conventional "dd/mm/yyyy" format. How can I transpose the data and insert separators. Tks Mike |
Convert Date Format
easiest way is to use datatext to columns, click next twice and under
column data format select date and YMD and click finish -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please) "Mike" wrote in message ... I receive data with the date format as "20051106" [6 Nov 2005] which is OK for me but end users want to see it in the more conventional "dd/mm/yyyy" format. How can I transpose the data and insert separators. Tks Mike |
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