how to change the date format in excel using macro?
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['Selection.NumberFormat = “m/d/yy;@”', 'expression.NumberFormat.', 'Selection.NumberFormat.', 'expression.NumberFormat = “argument_value”', 'The format code is the same string as the Format Codes option in the Format Cells dialog box.', '.NumberFormat = “mmmm” & Chr(10) & “yyyy”']
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['In your Control Panel, click on Change Date, Time or Number Formats under the Clock and Region.', 'Click on Additional Settings.', 'Click on Date tab.', 'In the Short Date, you can specify desired format i.e. dd/mm/yyyy.', 'Click on Apply and OK.']
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To convert a normal Excel date into yyyymm format (e.g. 9/1/2017 > 201709), you can use the TEXT function.
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['Right-click in the cell where we want to insert AVERAGE time formula.', 'Select Format Cells and in Number tab choose Time format.', 'Click OK and Time format will be set.']
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In the fields that show the drop-downs for dates, select or type in the date you want. Click OK (*not* Apply). Restart Excel, pull up your file, and in the File > Properties > General tab, the Creation date will be what you just changed it to from the steps above.
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['Go to Format Cells > Custom.', 'Enter dd/mm/yyyy in the available space.']
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['Select cell C4, and on the Excel Ribbon, click the Data tab.', 'Click Data Validation (click the upper section of the command)', 'On the Settings tab of the data validation dialog box, from the Allow drop down, click Date.']
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In Details Section (i.e., search your date field), then right click on it and select New Formatting Formula. In this window, select Display String and press Use Editor Button. Type ToText(CDate({TableName. FieldName}), "dd-MMM-yy") in formula Editor window.
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Select a blank cell next to your date, for instance. I1, and type this formula =TEXT(G1, "yyyy-mm-dd"), and press Enter key, then drag AutoFill handle over the cells needed this formula. Now all dates are converted to texts and shown as yyyy-mm-dd format.
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['Select Preferences in the left frame, or select File, and then Preferences.', 'Click the Planning icon, and then select Display Options.', "For Date Format, select MM-DD-YYYY, DD-MM-YYYY, YYYY-MM-DD, or Automatically Detect (to use your system's locale settings).", 'Click OK.']
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Convert date to yyyy-mm-dd format with formula 1. Select a blank cell next to your date, for instance. I1, and type this formula =TEXT(G1, "yyyy-mm-dd"), and press Enter key, then drag AutoFill handle over the cells needed this formula.
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Using the Formulas Tab Select the cell in which you want the current date to appear. Click the Formulas tab, then click Date & Time on the Ribbon. Select TODAY from the drop-down menu. Click OK in the Function Arguments dialog box and the current date now appears in the cell, in the default date format.
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1. Format Cells dialog. Select the cell with a date in Excel, press Ctrl+1 to open the Format Cells window and switch to the General tab.
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Press CTRL+1. In the Format Cells box, click the Number tab. In the Category list, click Date, and then choose a date format you want in Type. You can adjust this format in the last step below.
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['Open Settings.', 'Click on Time & language.', 'Click on Date & time.', 'Under format click the Change date and time formats link.', 'Use the Short name drop-down menu to select the date format you want to see in the Taskbar.', 'Use the Short time drop-down menu to select the time format you want to see in the Taskbar.']
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Right click at the cell which contains the date you want to convert to number, and in the right-click menu, select Format Cells common. 2. In the Format Cells dialog, under Number tab, select Custom from the Category pane, then go to right section, enter mmddyyyy into the Type textbox.
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['On the Insert tab, in the Text group, click Date & Time.', 'In the Date and time dialog box, select the format you want.', 'Select the Update automatically check box. The date is inserted as a field and will update automatically.']