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![]() Hi folks! I usually never get my butt kicked by Excel. More often that not, I eventually find a go around searching Google.com Now I'm stumped. ( and frustrated! ) ![]() My employer uses SAP as its logistics/production control/management software. The dates in SAP ( unchangeable by us end users ) are standard German DD.MM.YY When I copy from SAP into Excel.....or export from SAP to Excel, this date format goes along. Here is a sample screenshot: http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...lvania/xls.jpg As you can see, I have a formula ( imbedded If's ) in column J. Excel didn't recognize this date setup, so I highlighted all, format the cells to United Kingdom date: http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...nia/UKDate.jpg AT first, it looked like the formula worked........But the logic is false. here is my formula: =IF(G4=H4,0,(IF(G4H4,"Released Late","Released Early"))) But Excel isn't looking at the objects in the cells as dates.....but just the first valus before the first "." period. In other words, Excel sees 15.04.06 ( 15 April 2005 ) as GREATER than 10.05.06 ( 10 May 06 ). What do I do? I want to either add/subtract these dates as they are.....or get Excel to convert these German dates to English format. What are your thoughts? Thanks! Gary in Pennsylvania -- Gary in Pennsyl ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Gary in Pennsyl's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=34978 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=547172 |
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