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Transform text in date format
Hello all,
I have this date 12.12.2006 and I would like to transform in a date format. Is it possible? any suggestion? Ina |
Transform text in date format
Try this formula:
=DATE(RIGHT(D19,4),MID(D19,4,2),LEFT(D19,2)) Where D19 is the cell where the date is, the modify it as needed. "ina" wrote: Hello all, I have this date 12.12.2006 and I would like to transform in a date format. Is it possible? any suggestion? Ina |
Transform text in date format
Michael wrote: Try this formula: =DATE(RIGHT(D19,4),MID(D19,4,2),LEFT(D19,2)) Where D19 is the cell where the date is, the modify it as needed. "ina" wrote: Hello all, I have this date 12.12.2006 and I would like to transform in a date format. Is it possible? any suggestion? Ina Thank you Michael but with vba need I use dateserial, there isn't a function called date in vba? isn't? Ina |
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