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Need macro to change date from yyyymmdd format to mm/dd/yyyy forma
I received some data with the dates in a yyyymmdd format. Although I can go
in and change this by splitting the data up with the text to column option, then concatenate the rows with a "/" in between them, I was wondering if anyone has put together a macro to do this a bit faster than it takes to go through all of these other steps. Thanks, -- Acknowledge and Move on. |
Need macro to change date from yyyymmdd format to mm/dd/yyyy forma
for each cell in selection
with cell .value = datevalue(mid(.value,5,2) & "/" & Mid(.value,7,2) & "/" _ & mid(.value,1,4)) End with Next -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Iris" wrote in message ... I received some data with the dates in a yyyymmdd format. Although I can go in and change this by splitting the data up with the text to column option, then concatenate the rows with a "/" in between them, I was wondering if anyone has put together a macro to do this a bit faster than it takes to go through all of these other steps. Thanks, -- Acknowledge and Move on. |
Need macro to change date from yyyymmdd format to mm/dd/yyyy forma
Hi
No need for code You can use Data Text to columns next next choose YMD to A1 Then change the format in column A what you want -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Iris" wrote in message ... I received some data with the dates in a yyyymmdd format. Although I can go in and change this by splitting the data up with the text to column option, then concatenate the rows with a "/" in between them, I was wondering if anyone has put together a macro to do this a bit faster than it takes to go through all of these other steps. Thanks, -- Acknowledge and Move on. |
Need macro to change date from yyyymmdd format to mm/dd/yyyy forma
Never mind, I found out about the other text to column method where you
select the delimited option, then select the date format of ymd. It automatically sets it to mm/dd/yyyy. :) -- Acknowledge and Move on. "Iris" wrote: I received some data with the dates in a yyyymmdd format. Although I can go in and change this by splitting the data up with the text to column option, then concatenate the rows with a "/" in between them, I was wondering if anyone has put together a macro to do this a bit faster than it takes to go through all of these other steps. Thanks, -- Acknowledge and Move on. |
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