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Conditional Date formatting in a column of numbers
I have a sheet where I am referencing another sheet which is in another
workbook and is independant. For the sake of the exercise, Column C can either store a number or a date. The numbers are all over 150,000 (refering to a reference number) The posistion of the dates changes according to the schedule in the original workbook. I want to be able to format the column so that numbers that indicate dates (say less than 50,000) are formatted as dates, i.e 15/01/09, and number greater than this are represented as numbers/general. Thanks. |
Conditional Date formatting in a column of numbers
Try putting this in for the custom format
[<=50000]dd/mm/yy;General -- HTH, Barb Reinhardt If this post was helpful to you, please click YES below. "Alco Engineer" wrote: I have a sheet where I am referencing another sheet which is in another workbook and is independant. For the sake of the exercise, Column C can either store a number or a date. The numbers are all over 150,000 (refering to a reference number) The posistion of the dates changes according to the schedule in the original workbook. I want to be able to format the column so that numbers that indicate dates (say less than 50,000) are formatted as dates, i.e 15/01/09, and number greater than this are represented as numbers/general. Thanks. |
Conditional Date formatting in a column of numbers
Worked a treat.
Thank you! "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: Try putting this in for the custom format [<=50000]dd/mm/yy;General -- HTH, Barb Reinhardt If this post was helpful to you, please click YES below. "Alco Engineer" wrote: I have a sheet where I am referencing another sheet which is in another workbook and is independant. For the sake of the exercise, Column C can either store a number or a date. The numbers are all over 150,000 (refering to a reference number) The posistion of the dates changes according to the schedule in the original workbook. I want to be able to format the column so that numbers that indicate dates (say less than 50,000) are formatted as dates, i.e 15/01/09, and number greater than this are represented as numbers/general. Thanks. |
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