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I would like to convert a column of months typed as "Jan", etc. to "JAN",
etc. When using the UPPER function, it converts it to a 5-digit number which I understand a little what that is. But when I format it then to a date, this is where the problem is. It will not change. It remains the 5-digit number. What gives? Connie |
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Try this:
=UPPER(TEXT(A1,"MMM")) |
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Connie Martin wrote:
I would like to convert a column of months typed as "Jan", etc. to "JAN", etc. When using the UPPER function, it converts it to a 5-digit number which I understand a little what that is. But when I format it then to a date, this is where the problem is. It will not change. It remains the 5-digit number. What gives? Connie dont you the Upper function go in the format and create a costomise format. -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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Thank you. That works perfectly! Connie
"porter444" wrote: Try this: =UPPER(TEXT(A1,"MMM")) |
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Hi Chavan,
there is no custom format to display the date in upper case Cheers, Shane Devenshire "chavan2000 via OfficeKB.com" wrote: Connie Martin wrote: I would like to convert a column of months typed as "Jan", etc. to "JAN", etc. When using the UPPER function, it converts it to a 5-digit number which I understand a little what that is. But when I format it then to a date, this is where the problem is. It will not change. It remains the 5-digit number. What gives? Connie dont you the Upper function go in the format and create a costomise format. -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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