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ashishprem[_3_]

problem regarding date conversion
 

Hi All,
I have 2 sheets. In first sheet one column is there for date. But the
data in that column is coming from one text file..
for example the data in text file are like this:
11/01/06 11:26:40
28/06/05 15:59:28
when i am saving this data in excel sheet it is being saved as
11/01/06
28/06/05 15:59:28
the format of the column is mm/dd/yy

but when i am copyng from this first excel sheet to second excel sheet
using macro its coming correct for the first data (11/01/06) but for
the secomd data its coming decimal format like 30589.3264
Please help me.
Thanks


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problem regarding date conversion
 
You need to format the second cell as DATE - it would suggest it is formatted
as Number.

"ashishprem" wrote:


Hi All,
I have 2 sheets. In first sheet one column is there for date. But the
data in that column is coming from one text file..
for example the data in text file are like this:
11/01/06 11:26:40
28/06/05 15:59:28
when i am saving this data in excel sheet it is being saved as
11/01/06
28/06/05 15:59:28
the format of the column is mm/dd/yy

but when i am copyng from this first excel sheet to second excel sheet
using macro its coming correct for the first data (11/01/06) but for
the secomd data its coming decimal format like 30589.3264
Please help me.
Thanks


--
ashishprem
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