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changing date format
I have spreadsheets with dates I need to convert in order to send info. to
customer electronically. Current spreadsheet shows 09/20/08 or September 20, 2008 Need it to show 080920 with no slashes Can anybody help me? -- Julie |
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Right-click on cell, Format Cells Custom Type = yymmdd
Regards, Ryan-- -- RyGuy "Julie" wrote: I have spreadsheets with dates I need to convert in order to send info. to customer electronically. Current spreadsheet shows 09/20/08 or September 20, 2008 Need it to show 080920 with no slashes Can anybody help me? -- Julie |
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Wow - easy - but I hadn't figured it out. Thank-you so much - you saved me
a ton of time!!! -- Julie "ryguy7272" wrote: Right-click on cell, Format Cells Custom Type = yymmdd Regards, Ryan-- -- RyGuy "Julie" wrote: I have spreadsheets with dates I need to convert in order to send info. to customer electronically. Current spreadsheet shows 09/20/08 or September 20, 2008 Need it to show 080920 with no slashes Can anybody help me? -- Julie |
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That won't "convert" the dates, just display them differently.
The underlying value will still be 09/20/08 or September 20, 2008 Do you need them actually "converted" to a text value of 080920 ? ="0"&(YEAR(A1)-2000)*10000+MONTH(A1)*100+DAY(A1) Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 21 Jan 2008 11:51:02 -0800, Julie wrote: Wow - easy - but I hadn't figured it out. Thank-you so much - you saved me a ton of time!!! |
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I have a similar question...how can you set a new Custom date in the cell
format application? -- Thanks, Kathy "Gord Dibben" wrote: That won't "convert" the dates, just display them differently. The underlying value will still be 09/20/08 or September 20, 2008 Do you need them actually "converted" to a text value of 080920 ? ="0"&(YEAR(A1)-2000)*10000+MONTH(A1)*100+DAY(A1) Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 21 Jan 2008 11:51:02 -0800, Julie wrote: Wow - easy - but I hadn't figured it out. Thank-you so much - you saved me a ton of time!!! |
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Select the date you want to format. The Ctrl+1. Select Numbers tab. Select
custom. In the "Type:" box enter the format you want - e.g. m/d/yyyy or select one of the existing formats. See Excel help for the possible formats you can use. Tyro "Kathy" wrote in message ... I have a similar question...how can you set a new Custom date in the cell format application? -- Thanks, Kathy "Gord Dibben" wrote: That won't "convert" the dates, just display them differently. The underlying value will still be 09/20/08 or September 20, 2008 Do you need them actually "converted" to a text value of 080920 ? ="0"&(YEAR(A1)-2000)*10000+MONTH(A1)*100+DAY(A1) Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 21 Jan 2008 11:51:02 -0800, Julie wrote: Wow - easy - but I hadn't figured it out. Thank-you so much - you saved me a ton of time!!! |
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FormatCellNumberCustom.
Enter your Custom Format. Save the Workbook. The custom is saved with that workbook only and is not a global custom. To make it a global custom format you would have to create a workbook template upon which all new workbooks are based. Open a new workbook. Customize cells as you wish with your number format. FileSave As Type: scroll down to Excel Template(*.XLT) and select. Name your workbook "BOOK"(no quotes). Excel will add the .XLT to save as BOOK.XLT. Store this workbook in the XLSTART folder usually located at........ C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART This will be the default workbook for FileNew or the Toolbar button FileNew or CTRL + n WARNING................Do not use FileNew...Blank Workbook or you will get the Excel default workbook. NOTE: Existing workbooks are not affected by these settings. You can also open a new workbook and delete all but one sheet. Customize as you wish then save this as SHEET.XLT in XLSTART folder also. It now becomes the default InsertSheet. More can be found on this in Help under "templates"(no quotes). Alternative................create a small macro saved in your Personal.xls and assign it to a button. Gord On Mon, 21 Jan 2008 13:02:00 -0800, Kathy wrote: I have a similar question...how can you set a new Custom date in the cell format application? |
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That won't "convert" the dates, just display them differently.
The underlying value will still be 09/20/08 or September 20, 2008 Do you need them actually "converted" to a text value of 080920 ? ="0"&(YEAR(A1)-2000)*10000+MONTH(A1)*100+DAY(A1) Or even like this.. =TEXT(A1,"yymmdd") Rick |
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Try this:
TEXT(A1,"yymmdd") "Julie" wrote: I have spreadsheets with dates I need to convert in order to send info. to customer electronically. Current spreadsheet shows 09/20/08 or September 20, 2008 Need it to show 080920 with no slashes Can anybody help me? -- Julie |
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Now why didn't I think of that? <vbg
Rick "Teethless mama" wrote in message ... Try this: TEXT(A1,"yymmdd") "Julie" wrote: I have spreadsheets with dates I need to convert in order to send info. to customer electronically. Current spreadsheet shows 09/20/08 or September 20, 2008 Need it to show 080920 with no slashes Can anybody help me? -- Julie |
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I have just the opposite issue - I need:
08242007 converted to 08/24/07 Please help - I'm getting ############# error not due to column size.. Thanks "Julie" wrote: I have spreadsheets with dates I need to convert in order to send info. to customer electronically. Current spreadsheet shows 09/20/08 or September 20, 2008 Need it to show 080920 with no slashes Can anybody help me? -- Julie |
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First, don't hijack threads. If you have a new problem post it in a new
thread. You'll get a much better response. Second, if you need it converted to a date, then just convert it. Try: =date(right(a1,4),left(a1,2),mid(a1,3,2)) Regards, Fred. "util" wrote in message ... I have just the opposite issue - I need: 08242007 converted to 08/24/07 Please help - I'm getting ############# error not due to column size.. Thanks "Julie" wrote: I have spreadsheets with dates I need to convert in order to send info. to customer electronically. Current spreadsheet shows 09/20/08 or September 20, 2008 Need it to show 080920 with no slashes Can anybody help me? -- Julie |
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DataText to ColumnsNextNextColumn Data FormatDateMDY and Finish.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 2 May 2008 07:03:03 -0700, util wrote: I have just the opposite issue - I need: 08242007 converted to 08/24/07 Please help - I'm getting ############# error not due to column size.. Thanks "Julie" wrote: I have spreadsheets with dates I need to convert in order to send info. to customer electronically. Current spreadsheet shows 09/20/08 or September 20, 2008 Need it to show 080920 with no slashes Can anybody help me? -- Julie |
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