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Custom formatted cells
Hello, I have a spreadsheet where several columns are custom formatted to mm ss and dd mmm yyyy. When I try and link or inport this into Access - or save as text, all the values change. Changing the cell type within Excel also fails with the date e.g becoming a 5 digit number. Is there a method to convert these to text whille maintaining their existing format? Thanks - Kirk |
Custom formatted cells
before import to access or save as text, convert date cell to text format by
using =Text(value,"mmm yyyy") formula pls do rate "kirkm" wrote: Hello, I have a spreadsheet where several columns are custom formatted to mm ss and dd mmm yyyy. When I try and link or inport this into Access - or save as text, all the values change. Changing the cell type within Excel also fails with the date e.g becoming a 5 digit number. Is there a method to convert these to text whille maintaining their existing format? Thanks - Kirk |
Custom formatted cells
You could create a new column and text them
=TEXT(A1,"dd mmm yyyy") and =TEXT(A1,"mm ss") -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "kirkm" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a spreadsheet where several columns are custom formatted to mm ss and dd mmm yyyy. When I try and link or inport this into Access - or save as text, all the values change. Changing the cell type within Excel also fails with the date e.g becoming a 5 digit number. Is there a method to convert these to text whille maintaining their existing format? Thanks - Kirk |
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