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I have a macro which imports a date into one of my excel cells from a .csv
file in a strange format. For example, if the date is 5-20-09, it is imported in this format... ##20090520123345 I want the macro to change it to... 05/20/09 Currently I am searching the cell and if I find the XX in the first two positions, I am just replacing the whole string with DATE. The problem is that the date might be a date other than today. How can I manipulate and truncate the string once I find the entries that start with XX? The numbers 12345 in the above example are not constant. -- Thanks! |
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