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Convert dates
I have downloaded a table that displays dates with a M/D/YY format. On my
PC, the format for dates is DD.MM.YY. How do I convert from the text in the date colum of the downloaded table, to a date displayed in my PC's format? |
Convert dates
One way is to use Data Text to Columns to convert the source text dates to
real dates. Try this: Select the source col of dates, click Data Text to Columns. Click Next Next. In step 3 of the wiz., under Column Data Format, check "Date", then choose MDY from the droplist. Click Finish. Now you can custom format the dates in the column to taste. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "hmm" wrote: I have downloaded a table that displays dates with a M/D/YY format. On my PC, the format for dates is DD.MM.YY. How do I convert from the text in the date colum of the downloaded table, to a date displayed in my PC's format? |
Convert dates
Thanks Max. It did the job.
"Max" wrote: One way is to use Data Text to Columns to convert the source text dates to real dates. Try this: Select the source col of dates, click Data Text to Columns. Click Next Next. In step 3 of the wiz., under Column Data Format, check "Date", then choose MDY from the droplist. Click Finish. Now you can custom format the dates in the column to taste. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "hmm" wrote: I have downloaded a table that displays dates with a M/D/YY format. On my PC, the format for dates is DD.MM.YY. How do I convert from the text in the date colum of the downloaded table, to a date displayed in my PC's format? |
Convert dates
You're welcome.
Good to hear that. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "hmm" wrote in message ... Thanks Max. It did the job. |
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