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How can I covert dates to ccyymmdd?
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How can I covert dates to ccyymmdd?
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In the Type box, enter: yyyymmdd If you need a text string that has these digits: =TEXT(A1,"yyyymmdd") -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Payroll" wrote in message ... | Thank you for your help |
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How can I covert dates to ccyymmdd?
HI,
try =left(year(a2),2)&text(a2,"yymmdd") hth regards from Brazil Marcelo "Payroll" escreveu: Thank you for your help |
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