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Date Formatting
I received a worksheet from someone with the date stated as a number. ie..
100364, 80763. These are actual dates without any formatting(/ -). I need a formula that will insert a "/". Thanks |
Date Formatting
=IF(LEN(D12)=6,LEFT(D12,2)&"/"&MID(D12,3,2)&"/"&RIGHT(D12,2),"0"&LEFT(D12,1)&"/"&MID(D12,2,2)&"/"&RIGHT(D12,2))
Assuming that your data is in D12. hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "theresa317" escreveu: I received a worksheet from someone with the date stated as a number. ie.. 100364, 80763. These are actual dates without any formatting(/ -). I need a formula that will insert a "/". Thanks |
Date Formatting
Do you want 11163 displayed as 11/1/63 or 1/11/63
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200779 "theresa317" wrote: I received a worksheet from someone with the date stated as a number. ie.. 100364, 80763. These are actual dates without any formatting(/ -). I need a formula that will insert a "/". Thanks |
Date Formatting
What dates do these represent, assuming October 3rd 1964 and August 7th 1963
and that the day will always have 2 digits then with data in A! you can convert with =TEXT(A1,"00-00-00")+0 format as date "Gary''s Student" wrote: Do you want 11163 displayed as 11/1/63 or 1/11/63 -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200779 "theresa317" wrote: I received a worksheet from someone with the date stated as a number. ie.. 100364, 80763. These are actual dates without any formatting(/ -). I need a formula that will insert a "/". Thanks |
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