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I am cleaning excel sheets for import into another program which needs dates
in one line eg 30/03/2006. Some of the worksheets I have contain date fields over three columns: Day Month Year 06 03 2003 21 05 1987 14 05 1990 21 05 1987 I need to combine them & add formatting eg, From line 1: 06/03/2003 Have visibly lost hair trying to use CONCATENATE, can someone point to an simple solution? |
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=DATE(C2,B2,A2)
formatted as a date. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Rob B" wrote in message ... I am cleaning excel sheets for import into another program which needs dates in one line eg 30/03/2006. Some of the worksheets I have contain date fields over three columns: Day Month Year 06 03 2003 21 05 1987 14 05 1990 21 05 1987 I need to combine them & add formatting eg, From line 1: 06/03/2003 Have visibly lost hair trying to use CONCATENATE, can someone point to an simple solution? |
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Hi Rob!
Have you tried using the DATE function? -- ----------- HTH NilsIvar Rob B skrev: I am cleaning excel sheets for import into another program which needs dates in one line eg 30/03/2006. Some of the worksheets I have contain date fields over three columns: Day Month Year 06 03 2003 21 05 1987 14 05 1990 21 05 1987 I need to combine them & add formatting eg, From line 1: 06/03/2003 Have visibly lost hair trying to use CONCATENATE, can someone point to an simple solution? |
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=date(c2,b2,a2)
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Rob B" wrote in message ... I am cleaning excel sheets for import into another program which needs dates in one line eg 30/03/2006. Some of the worksheets I have contain date fields over three columns: Day Month Year 06 03 2003 21 05 1987 14 05 1990 21 05 1987 I need to combine them & add formatting eg, From line 1: 06/03/2003 Have visibly lost hair trying to use CONCATENATE, can someone point to an simple solution? |
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Assuming your data is in range A2:C2, enter
=DATE(C2,B2,A2) and format dd/mm/yyyy HTH -- AP "Rob B" a écrit dans le message de ... I am cleaning excel sheets for import into another program which needs dates in one line eg 30/03/2006. Some of the worksheets I have contain date fields over three columns: Day Month Year 06 03 2003 21 05 1987 14 05 1990 21 05 1987 I need to combine them & add formatting eg, From line 1: 06/03/2003 Have visibly lost hair trying to use CONCATENATE, can someone point to an simple solution? |
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Thank you very much for the instant answer, Most helpful
Cheers now, Rob. "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: =DATE(C2,B2,A2) formatted as a date. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP |
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