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Are those yy-mmdd
If yes and yy are all in this century, you could use a helper cell and this formula: =--TEXT(--SUBSTITUTE(A1,"-",""),"\2\000\/00\/00") format as date and drag down. Pam Coleman wrote: If I have dates listed in a column as 06-0101 etc, how can I format it to be: 20060101? I have 7000 rows where I need to reformat the date. Help. -- Dave Peterson |
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