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converting numbers to date format
Hello,
I have 3 columns in a worksheet that contain a number that represents the date and the other column has a number that represents the month and the last is the year as a single digit. (A2=14, B2=12, C2=9) The 3 columns are formated number with 0 decimal. I have a 4th column that is formated date. (3/14/01). In this 4th column i have =B2 & "/" & A2 & "/" & C2. The result is 14/12/9 and does not seem to be a date format. I suspect it is a string. What do I have to do to convert this to date? Cheers! |
converting numbers to date format
Make sure the cell with the formula is set to a Date Format and not general. It is is set to General you will get a number instead of a date. -- joel ------------------------------------------------------------------------ joel's Profile: 229 View this thread: http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/sh...d.php?t=162275 Microsoft Office Help |
converting numbers to date format
On dec. 14, 13:22, "GC" wrote:
Hello, I have 3 columns in a worksheet that contain a number that represents the date and the other column has a number that represents the month and the last is the year as a single digit. (A2=14, B2=12, C2=9) The 3 columns are formated number with 0 decimal. I have a 4th column that is formated date.. (3/14/01). In this 4th column i have *=B2 & "/" & A2 & "/" & C2. The result is 14/12/9 and does not seem to be a date format. I suspect it is a string. What do I have to do to convert this to date? Cheers! Try =DATEVALUE(B2 & "/" & A2 & "/" & C2) Regards, Stefi |
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