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Converting Dates Problem
All,
when I try to reformat dates that are in a yyyymm format (200510) into a mmm-yyyy format (Oct 2005) the conversion doesn't come close and I end up with dates from the year 2048 amongst others. Any thoughts on how to fix this? I am trying to apply it to a formula that will allow me to sum the follwing: =SUM((RawData!$CT$2:$CT$2000=$B3)*(RawData!$A$2:$A $2000=$C3)*(RawData!$AL$2:$AL$20000)*(RawData!$AL $2:$AL$2000<7)) where I can use a Oct of 2005 and a < May of 2006 to track how many people have completed a test in that time frame... but it's not working for me. The 0 and <7 are being used to count how many months old the test is but I need to start from the beginning of the Fiscal Year. THanks. |
Converting Dates Problem
If a cell has an entry like "200510" you could put this formula in a cell to
get the date 1 Oct 2005: =DATE(LEFT(A1,4),RIGHT(A1,2),1) -- Jim "zeke2230" wrote in message ... | All, | | when I try to reformat dates that are in a yyyymm format (200510) into a | mmm-yyyy format (Oct 2005) the conversion doesn't come close and I end up | with dates from the year 2048 amongst others. Any thoughts on how to fix | this? I am trying to apply it to a formula that will allow me to sum the | follwing: | | =SUM((RawData!$CT$2:$CT$2000=$B3)*(RawData!$A$2:$A $2000=$C3)*(RawData!$AL$2:$AL$20000)*(RawData!$AL $2:$AL$2000<7)) | | where I can use a Oct of 2005 and a < May of 2006 to track how many people | have completed a test in that time frame... but it's not working for me. The | 0 and <7 are being used to count how many months old the test is but I need | to start from the beginning of the Fiscal Year. | | THanks. |
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