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Separate Date from a Text String
Thanks so much!!! Exactly the formula I needed.
"FSt1" wrote: hi assuming your text string is in A2,try this formula, =MID(A2,2,8) regards FSt1 "Sara" wrote: The data that I have looks like this: [10/24/10 11:45PM] And I would like to just get the date like this: 10/24/10 Is there any way to do this in Excel with a formula? Thanks!! Sara |
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