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removing year from date
I have several dates listed as mm/dd/yyyy. How do I remove the year
automaticall from a long list? I do not mean that I want to format the cell to just show me the month and day, I want to actually remove the year data from the column not just hide it. Thank you. |
On Sun, 11 Sep 2005 11:05:06 -0700, "Joe Man"
wrote: I have several dates listed as mm/dd/yyyy. How do I remove the year automaticall from a long list? I do not mean that I want to format the cell to just show me the month and day, I want to actually remove the year data from the column not just hide it. Thank you. If it is going to be a value that Excel recognizes as a date, it must include a year. Excel stores dates as serial numbers beginning with 1 = 1/1/1900 (or 1904). So there is no way to "remove the year" and have Excel still recognize this value as a "date". If you just want the Month and Day, and don't want a year in the cell, then you cannot store it as a serial number and have Excel convert it to a date. You could change it to a TEXT string of mm/dd: =TEXT(A1,"mm/dd") --ron |
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