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Using CASE Statement to Derive Months from Numeric Dates
Hello,
I have a list of hire dates that I need to group by month. I've included in the macro to convert the dates from text column using the "\" as a delimiter (ex: 1\1\2007 would be split into three columns...the month column now houses a 1, the day column houses a 1, and the year column houses a 2007). I then want a case statement in the macro that will change all the months in the month column that begin with a 1 to January, a 2 to February, and so on. The month column is currently my column D, and I plan on deleting the day and year columns as they are not needed...I just need hire dates grouped by the month that the hire occurred in. -- Thank you! - Jennifer |
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Using CASE Statement to Derive Months from Numeric Dates
If your date is in A1, this formula returns the month:
=TEXT(A1,"mmmm") - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Jennifer Cali" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a list of hire dates that I need to group by month. I've included in the macro to convert the dates from text column using the "\" as a delimiter (ex: 1\1\2007 would be split into three columns...the month column now houses a 1, the day column houses a 1, and the year column houses a 2007). I then want a case statement in the macro that will change all the months in the month column that begin with a 1 to January, a 2 to February, and so on. The month column is currently my column D, and I plan on deleting the day and year columns as they are not needed...I just need hire dates grouped by the month that the hire occurred in. -- Thank you! - Jennifer |
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Using CASE Statement to Derive Months from Numeric Dates
THIS IS PERFECT!
-- Thank you! - Jennifer "Jon Peltier" wrote: If your date is in A1, this formula returns the month: =TEXT(A1,"mmmm") - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Jennifer Cali" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a list of hire dates that I need to group by month. I've included in the macro to convert the dates from text column using the "\" as a delimiter (ex: 1\1\2007 would be split into three columns...the month column now houses a 1, the day column houses a 1, and the year column houses a 2007). I then want a case statement in the macro that will change all the months in the month column that begin with a 1 to January, a 2 to February, and so on. The month column is currently my column D, and I plan on deleting the day and year columns as they are not needed...I just need hire dates grouped by the month that the hire occurred in. -- Thank you! - Jennifer |
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