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I have a spreadsheet with what excel refers to as a negative date, example:
20030112. What I want to do is format the date as 2003/01/12 or 01/12/2003, but I can't find anything that works. I've used the format date function, the DATEVALUE function; formatted the date as text, numbers to attempt to reformat as a date. Is there a faster way to do this instead of manually placing a "/" to separate year-month-date. |
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