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I am transferring data from an AS400 into Excel. The date field comes into
Excel like this: 60501. This date is actually 05-01-06. Just like Excel, the AS400 suppresses the leading 0 in the date. We cannot get the date data to come into Excel any differently. I need to convert this number into a date but don't know how. I don't know if you can create 1 formula to do this or create multiple formula's to do it. The concatenate function allows me to place a 0 in front of the 6. That gets me all the numbers needed for a date, but now I need to swap the numbers around and separate into mm/dd/yy. My ultimate goal is to calculate the number of workdays between 2 dates. I have over 2,000 rows of data and was hoping for an automated way to do this every month. Are there any genius's out there that can help? Thanks, Diane |
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