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sweetthing4luc

Excel function to convert month-day-year to mm/dd/yyyy
 
I have an excel formula question. I need to do the following and I am unsure
how to do it. I have three columns that represent a birthday, in column one
I have the month spelled out, in column two I have the date of birth and in
the third column I have the year. In the forth column that I will create, I
need to have the date of birth together as such mm/dd/yyyy. Unfortunately
there are thousands of entries this way and I want to find one simple
function that can convert these entries into one item. If you have the
solution please let me know. Thank you so much.

Mike H

Excel function to convert month-day-year to mm/dd/yyyy
 
Hi,

assuming the following
A1 January
B1 28
C1 2008

Try

=DATEVALUE(B1&A1&C1)

If you put this in d1 and double click the fill handle it will fill down as
far as there are data in column C

Mike



"sweetthing4luc" wrote:

I have an excel formula question. I need to do the following and I am unsure
how to do it. I have three columns that represent a birthday, in column one
I have the month spelled out, in column two I have the date of birth and in
the third column I have the year. In the forth column that I will create, I
need to have the date of birth together as such mm/dd/yyyy. Unfortunately
there are thousands of entries this way and I want to find one simple
function that can convert these entries into one item. If you have the
solution please let me know. Thank you so much.


Don Guillett

Excel function to convert month-day-year to mm/dd/yyyy
 
try this idea
=DATEVALUE(S14&"-"&R14&"-"&T14)

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"sweetthing4luc" wrote in message
...
I have an excel formula question. I need to do the following and I am
unsure
how to do it. I have three columns that represent a birthday, in column
one
I have the month spelled out, in column two I have the date of birth and
in
the third column I have the year. In the forth column that I will create,
I
need to have the date of birth together as such mm/dd/yyyy. Unfortunately
there are thousands of entries this way and I want to find one simple
function that can convert these entries into one item. If you have the
solution please let me know. Thank you so much.



RAZ

Excel function to convert month-day-year to mm/dd/yyyy
 
if u have month in A1, Days in B1 and Year in C1
one way to do it would be.
=A1&" "&B1", "&C1
but this will give you this format.
January 20, 2008

"sweetthing4luc" wrote:

I have an excel formula question. I need to do the following and I am unsure
how to do it. I have three columns that represent a birthday, in column one
I have the month spelled out, in column two I have the date of birth and in
the third column I have the year. In the forth column that I will create, I
need to have the date of birth together as such mm/dd/yyyy. Unfortunately
there are thousands of entries this way and I want to find one simple
function that can convert these entries into one item. If you have the
solution please let me know. Thank you so much.


Rick Rothstein

Excel function to convert month-day-year to mm/dd/yyyy
 
Try this...

=--(A1&" "&B1&", "&C1)

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)


"sweetthing4luc" wrote in message
...
I have an excel formula question. I need to do the following and I am
unsure
how to do it. I have three columns that represent a birthday, in column
one
I have the month spelled out, in column two I have the date of birth and
in
the third column I have the year. In the forth column that I will create,
I
need to have the date of birth together as such mm/dd/yyyy. Unfortunately
there are thousands of entries this way and I want to find one simple
function that can convert these entries into one item. If you have the
solution please let me know. Thank you so much.



Don Guillett

Excel function to convert month-day-year to mm/dd/yyyy
 
Nice

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"Rick Rothstein" wrote in message
...
Try this...

=--(A1&" "&B1&", "&C1)

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)


"sweetthing4luc" wrote in
message ...
I have an excel formula question. I need to do the following and I am
unsure
how to do it. I have three columns that represent a birthday, in column
one
I have the month spelled out, in column two I have the date of birth and
in
the third column I have the year. In the forth column that I will
create, I
need to have the date of birth together as such mm/dd/yyyy.
Unfortunately
there are thousands of entries this way and I want to find one simple
function that can convert these entries into one item. If you have the
solution please let me know. Thank you so much.




Rick Rothstein

Excel function to convert month-day-year to mm/dd/yyyy
 
Thanks. If you liked that one, then you will probably like this more compact
version which I just came up with...

=--(B1&A1&C1)

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)


"Don Guillett" wrote in message
...
Nice

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"Rick Rothstein" wrote in message
...
Try this...

=--(A1&" "&B1&", "&C1)

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)


"sweetthing4luc" wrote in
message ...
I have an excel formula question. I need to do the following and I am
unsure
how to do it. I have three columns that represent a birthday, in column
one
I have the month spelled out, in column two I have the date of birth and
in
the third column I have the year. In the forth column that I will
create, I
need to have the date of birth together as such mm/dd/yyyy.
Unfortunately
there are thousands of entries this way and I want to find one simple
function that can convert these entries into one item. If you have the
solution please let me know. Thank you so much.





Rick Rothstein

Excel function to convert month-day-year to mm/dd/yyyy
 
Try this...

=--(A1&" "&B1&", "&C1)


Try it this way instead...

=--(B1&A1&C1)

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)


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