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Date Format Question
I have a date field that I need to convert into a usable date format.
The current date is input into a field as yyyymmdd. But the number is entered as text. Is there a way to format that number or a formula to use to make that format usable? What I want to use the date for is to create a formula that calculates the days past due. For example, =("invoice date"+30)-today( ). However the formula won't work with the date in its current format. |
Datatext to columns, click next twice, under column data format select date
and YMD, click finish for a formula solution assuming they always have 8 digits =DATE(LEFT(A1,4),MID(A1,5,2),MID(A1,7,2)) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Josh O." wrote in message ... I have a date field that I need to convert into a usable date format. The current date is input into a field as yyyymmdd. But the number is entered as text. Is there a way to format that number or a formula to use to make that format usable? What I want to use the date for is to create a formula that calculates the days past due. For example, =("invoice date"+30)-today( ). However the formula won't work with the date in its current format. |
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