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Dates
I have a date (any format, includes m/d/y) in one cell. In the cell next to
it, I just want the year to appear. Doesn't seem to be a format to allow that. Please advise. |
Dates
If the data is in A1 then in B1 you could type =Year(a1) or
in B1 type =A1, then choose Format, Cells, Number, Custom and in the Type box type yyyy The first method extracts the Year while the second retains the value and changes the appearance of the date. Peter "PAL" wrote: I have a date (any format, includes m/d/y) in one cell. In the cell next to it, I just want the year to appear. Doesn't seem to be a format to allow that. Please advise. |
Dates
=A1 and format as YYYY, or =YEAR(A1), or =TEXT(A1,"YYYY").
The first leaves the full date in the cell, the second gives the number of the year, and the third gives text. -- David Biddulph "PAL" wrote in message ... I have a date (any format, includes m/d/y) in one cell. In the cell next to it, I just want the year to appear. Doesn't seem to be a format to allow that. Please advise. |
Dates
Thanks. In my array, I have several conditions, I want to select a specific
year from a the column with dates in a format (06-may-2006). Do I have to put the date in the format you suggested or can the conditional in the array search the whole date and pick out the 2006. "Billy Liddel" wrote: If the data is in A1 then in B1 you could type =Year(a1) or in B1 type =A1, then choose Format, Cells, Number, Custom and in the Type box type yyyy The first method extracts the Year while the second retains the value and changes the appearance of the date. Peter "PAL" wrote: I have a date (any format, includes m/d/y) in one cell. In the cell next to it, I just want the year to appear. Doesn't seem to be a format to allow that. Please advise. |
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