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![]() Hi. My problem is that I import a table with a number of columns (using "New web query"), one of which (D) is a column of dates in the form "08 July 2007" (two spaces between the number and month as it happens). In Import External Data - Options I am forced to select Disable Date Recognition due to the content of another of the columns which is misread otherwise. Once the table is imported into the worksheet I need to get Excel (2003) to recognise the date column (i.e. D) as dates, which it refuses to do even if I select the column and Format - Cells... - Date it, or correct the two spaces into the next column using =LEFT(D1,2)&RIGHT(D1,LEN(D1)-3) and then formatting that column using Format - Cell - Date. Excel will recognise the individual D cells as dates if I click the cursor in each one first but this is not a feasible solution since the column of dates is very long. I'd be grateful if anyone knows a solution. My suspicion is that there isn't one. Regards Chandler |
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