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Splitting the Year from Dates
Hello,
How do I split the year for dates. The purpose is to prevent viewers from reformatting the date to find out the year. |
Splitting the Year from Dates
Sorry, all dates in Excel contain a year. You could look at using text,
rather than dates, or protecting the cell. Or tell us more about what you need to do. There'll be a solution. Regards, Fred. "Mollas" wrote in message ... Hello, How do I split the year for dates. The purpose is to prevent viewers from reformatting the date to find out the year. |
Splitting the Year from Dates
There are quite a few ways to achieve this. One way
=TEXT(A1,"mmm-dd"), then copy, paste specialvalues on same cell and remove entry in A1. Paul "Mollas" wrote in message ... Hello, How do I split the year for dates. The purpose is to prevent viewers from reformatting the date to find out the year. |
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