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How to truncate date
I get query data in the mm/dd/yyyy format. The YYYY starts out being every
year imaginable. I need to change long columns of cells so that the /yyyy reads 2006. How do I do this? Example (raw data) 01/15/2003 12/25/2005 03/19/1999 desired data 01/15/2006 12/25/2006 03/19/2006 |
How to truncate date
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Assuming the dates are in column A, in another column enter =DATE(2006,MONTH(A1),DAY(A1)) and copy down. To "fix" the values, copy the column of data then Paste SpecialValues. -- Regards Roger Govier "Got my CWC" <Got my CWC @discussions.microsoft.com wrote in message ... I get query data in the mm/dd/yyyy format. The YYYY starts out being every year imaginable. I need to change long columns of cells so that the /yyyy reads 2006. How do I do this? Example (raw data) 01/15/2003 12/25/2005 03/19/1999 desired data 01/15/2006 12/25/2006 03/19/2006 |
How to truncate date
I used =text(A1,mm/dd) &"/2006". To convert it to a value, copy, paste
special and choose 'values'. "Got my CWC" wrote: I get query data in the mm/dd/yyyy format. The YYYY starts out being every year imaginable. I need to change long columns of cells so that the /yyyy reads 2006. How do I do this? Example (raw data) 01/15/2003 12/25/2005 03/19/1999 desired data 01/15/2006 12/25/2006 03/19/2006 |
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