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When I have a text file that I open in Excel, the field that brings in the
month is in text as "JAN-07" meaning January 2007. All of my period names are in this format from the oracle output. Just so I can give you a few more examples: JAN-06 is supposed to be January 2006, FEB-05 is supposed to be February 2005, and DEC-99 is supposed to be December 1999. I want to change the format of this field to something that will keep this relationship because Excel automatically assumes that I want: JAN-06 to be January 06, 2007, FEB-05 to February 05, 2007, etc...... It uses the current year to complete the date. I am currently using "[$-409]mmm-yy;@" as the format to change it to: JAN-06 to be Jan-07, FEB-05 to be Feb-07, etc.... Will someone please help me? -- Ashish |
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