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We have a worksheet with a large number of rows of Purchase Order data. The
5th and 6th characters of order number is year, which I have extracted out with the Mid function. These years are now in the form of 97 for 1997, 98 for 1998, 00 for 2000, 02 for 2002, etc. The years 1994 through 2005 are represented. We need to get the two digit years into four digit, so that, for example, 96 becomes 1996, 01 becomes 2001, etc. I have experimented with some custom formats for the two digit years, and concatenating within a logic function but can not get this to work properly. Any suggestions will be appreciated. Paul |
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