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Date formatting Excel
- May 17, 2022
KirkExcel Copied the table and pasted as text into Excel. Then used Text to Columns on the data ribbon.
Selected the date column.
Step 1: Delimited, next
Step 2: Un-check all delimiters, next
Step 3: Select Date and MDY from the dropdown, Finish
Then it looks like in the attached file. Column A now has real dates.
KirkExcel Copied the table and pasted as text into Excel. Then used Text to Columns on the data ribbon.
Selected the date column.
Step 1: Delimited, next
Step 2: Un-check all delimiters, next
Step 3: Select Date and MDY from the dropdown, Finish
Then it looks like in the attached file. Column A now has real dates.
- KirkExcelMay 17, 2022Copper ContributorThank you! This works!
- Riny_van_EekelenMay 17, 2022Platinum Contributor
KirkExcel Perhaps you want to look into Power Query. Then you don't have to bother with TTC in the future. Nothing difficult. All can be done by clicking in the user interface. Example attached.