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I need a formula which will extract the last 4 characters from a file
name (before the extension). I would then need to convert this to the proper date format if possible. For example, if the file name is 09291005.xls, I would want to extract the "1005", and have that become the date, "10/05/2008. Is it possible to format a cell so that it shows the date in this way, after extracting the information from the filename? Thanks in advance for any assistance... --- Steve |
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