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copying part of a number string
If the dates are actual Excel dates, just formatted as MMDDYYYY,
use the YEAR function to get the year. E.g, =YEAR(A1) If the dates are not actual Excel dates, use the RIGHT function to get the last for characters. E.g., =RIGHT(A1,4) -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Bill R" <Bill wrote in message ... I'm trying to manipulate a large number of dates for sorting. I only need the year, but the data base has MMDDYYYY in it. I want to end up with YYYY only for a new sort. |
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