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How do I convert a date&time (yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss) to date only?
Two ways that I know of...
1) In your data table, set up a new column with the funtion =Round(A1,0) where A1 is the Date&Time field. The "time" is represented as everything to the right of the decimal place where the "date" is to the left. This basically converts all of our Date/Time fields to midnight. 2) In the pivot table, use the Group and Show Detail to convert the dates/times to "Days". Right click on the list of Date/Times then choose Group and Show Detail Group. Click on Days. - John |
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How do I convert a date&time (yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss) to date onl
The round worked great. Thanks.
I tried the group function in the pivot table. However, when I selected the column title and chose Group it responds "Can not group that section". Any ideas? "John Michl" wrote: Two ways that I know of... 1) In your data table, set up a new column with the funtion =Round(A1,0) where A1 is the Date&Time field. The "time" is represented as everything to the right of the decimal place where the "date" is to the left. This basically converts all of our Date/Time fields to midnight. 2) In the pivot table, use the Group and Show Detail to convert the dates/times to "Days". Right click on the list of Date/Times then choose Group and Show Detail Group. Click on Days. - John |
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How do I convert a date&time (yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss) to date onl
Careful with ROUND - date/times after noon today will round to tomorrow....
HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Wesley Accellent" wrote in message ... The round worked great. Thanks. I tried the group function in the pivot table. However, when I selected the column title and chose Group it responds "Can not group that section". Any ideas? "John Michl" wrote: Two ways that I know of... 1) In your data table, set up a new column with the funtion =Round(A1,0) where A1 is the Date&Time field. The "time" is represented as everything to the right of the decimal place where the "date" is to the left. This basically converts all of our Date/Time fields to midnight. 2) In the pivot table, use the Group and Show Detail to convert the dates/times to "Days". Right click on the list of Date/Times then choose Group and Show Detail Group. Click on Days. - John |
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