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Remove the year from a date
I have changed the formatting to mm/dd - but I want to remove the actual date
data from my cell. How can I do that? |
Excel stores dates as numbers, not as dates........ie: April 15, 2005 is
stored as 38457. They only appear as dates that we're familiar with when the cellS they are in are "formatted" as a date...........if you want only the month and day to show on the display, select the cell Right-click FormatCells NumberTab Date and select a format in the window to the right............only the month and day will show, but it will still be a "date" and will act as such.......... However, if you really want only the two digits for the month and day to show and have no relationship to a year, then just type an apostrophe in front of your entry. The apostrophe will not show, but it will turn the entry into TEXT......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "newbie" wrote in message ... I have changed the formatting to mm/dd - but I want to remove the actual date data from my cell. How can I do that? |
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