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I've been asked to find a simple way of decoding a numeric (integer)
timestamp (representing date only) into native Excel date format, so that it can be displayed in the "YYYY/MM/DD" format AND also be used as data for one of the axes of a graph on the same sheet. For example, I need to take a column of numeric timestamps in the form 20081119 (integer datatype) and convert them to Excel date-numbers like 39772 so that when I display the resulting column using the "YYYY/MM/DD" format it comes back out like "2008/11/19", etc. Obviously, I can do it using a lot of fiddly coding to extract the date parts, but I can't be the first person to want to do this! Are there any native TimeStamp processing functions in Excel that I've missed? Thanks! |
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