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Format dates
Hello,
I would like to format a dates in column A to a specific format (either directly in column A or column B) The format is ddmmy. So for example 18/1/2006 should appear as 18016 and 3/12/2006 should appear as 03126. Is there a way to do this? Using "format cells/date" wont do the trick. Any suggestions please? Thank you, Steven. |
Format dates
Hi!
Use a CUSTOM format of ddmmy. Select the cells Goto FormatCellsNumberCustom In that little box on the right type: ddmmy OK out Biff "steven" wrote in message ... Hello, I would like to format a dates in column A to a specific format (either directly in column A or column B) The format is ddmmy. So for example 18/1/2006 should appear as 18016 and 3/12/2006 should appear as 03126. Is there a way to do this? Using "format cells/date" wont do the trick. Any suggestions please? Thank you, Steven. |
Format dates
This won't work. Have you tried this? Does it work for you?
Cause if I use a custom format ddmmy it displays it like ddmmyy. Also FYI if I use a custom format ddmmyyy it displays it as ddmmyyyy. Any other suggestions? S. "Biff" wrote: Hi! Use a CUSTOM format of ddmmy. Select the cells Goto FormatCellsNumberCustom In that little box on the right type: ddmmy OK out Biff "steven" wrote in message ... Hello, I would like to format a dates in column A to a specific format (either directly in column A or column B) The format is ddmmy. So for example 18/1/2006 should appear as 18016 and 3/12/2006 should appear as 03126. Is there a way to do this? Using "format cells/date" wont do the trick. Any suggestions please? Thank you, Steven. |
Format dates
Ooops!
Yes, I did try it but must not have noticed the yy. I'm not sure how to do this and have the date serial number still be the same. Biff "steven" wrote in message ... This won't work. Have you tried this? Does it work for you? Cause if I use a custom format ddmmy it displays it like ddmmyy. Also FYI if I use a custom format ddmmyyy it displays it as ddmmyyyy. Any other suggestions? S. "Biff" wrote: Hi! Use a CUSTOM format of ddmmy. Select the cells Goto FormatCellsNumberCustom In that little box on the right type: ddmmy OK out Biff "steven" wrote in message ... Hello, I would like to format a dates in column A to a specific format (either directly in column A or column B) The format is ddmmy. So for example 18/1/2006 should appear as 18016 and 3/12/2006 should appear as 03126. Is there a way to do this? Using "format cells/date" wont do the trick. Any suggestions please? Thank you, Steven. |
Format dates
=TEXT(A1,"ddmm")&YEAR(A1)-10*INT(YEAR(A1)/10)
steven wrote: Hello, I would like to format a dates in column A to a specific format (either directly in column A or column B) The format is ddmmy. So for example 18/1/2006 should appear as 18016 and 3/12/2006 should appear as 03126. Is there a way to do this? Using "format cells/date" wont do the trick. Any suggestions please? Thank you, Steven. -- Dave Peterson |
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