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Converting Text to Dates
Some of our company systems output dates in the format yyyymmdd but in a
"general" format eg 20080625 for the 25th June 2008. How can I convert this to a date so I can use the day(), month(), year() functions? At the moment I am using left(), mid(), right() to break up the text string but there must be an easier way Thank You |
Converting Text to Dates
=DATE(LEFT(A1,4),MID(A1,5,2),RIGHT(A1,2)) and format the cell as Date
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200793 "OxonLad" wrote: Some of our company systems output dates in the format yyyymmdd but in a "general" format eg 20080625 for the 25th June 2008. How can I convert this to a date so I can use the day(), month(), year() functions? At the moment I am using left(), mid(), right() to break up the text string but there must be an easier way Thank You |
Converting Text to Dates
Data Text to Columns Next Next Select Date: YMD Finish out
"OxonLad" wrote: Some of our company systems output dates in the format yyyymmdd but in a "general" format eg 20080625 for the 25th June 2008. How can I convert this to a date so I can use the day(), month(), year() functions? At the moment I am using left(), mid(), right() to break up the text string but there must be an easier way Thank You |
Converting Text to Dates
Data/ Text to Colums/ Delimited/ Next/ Next/ Date : YMD
-- David Biddulph "OxonLad" wrote in message ... Some of our company systems output dates in the format yyyymmdd but in a "general" format eg 20080625 for the 25th June 2008. How can I convert this to a date so I can use the day(), month(), year() functions? At the moment I am using left(), mid(), right() to break up the text string but there must be an easier way Thank You |
Converting Text to Dates
Here is another way to do it via a formula...
=--TEXT(A1,"0000-00-00") Rick "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... =DATE(LEFT(A1,4),MID(A1,5,2),RIGHT(A1,2)) and format the cell as Date -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200793 "OxonLad" wrote: Some of our company systems output dates in the format yyyymmdd but in a "general" format eg 20080625 for the 25th June 2008. How can I convert this to a date so I can use the day(), month(), year() functions? At the moment I am using left(), mid(), right() to break up the text string but there must be an easier way Thank You |
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