how to change dd/mm/yyyy to dd/mm/yy in excel?
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There is a formula that can quickly convert dd/mm/yyyy to mm/dd/yyyy date format. Select a blank cell next to the dates you want to convert, type this formula =DATE(VALUE(RIGHT(A9,4)), VALUE(MID(A9,4,2)), VALUE(LEFT(A9,2))), and drag fill handle over the cells which need to use this formula.
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Select all the dates in your range. Right-click the cells > Paste Special > Add. Click OK. With your dates still selected, press Ctrl + F1 (assuming you're on Windows) and then change the Number format to mm/dd/yyyy , dd/mm/yyyy or whichever you prefer.
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In an Excel sheet, select the cells you want to format. Press Ctrl+1 to open the Format Cells dialog. On the Number tab, select Custom from the Category list and type the date format you want in the Type box. Click OK to save the changes.
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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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['Select the cell with the date entered in default format i.e. mm/dd/yyyy.', 'Go-to "File" [top command bar] and select Numbers [1st option]', "Within selection go-to the bottom, you'll find: More Formats.", "Under More Formats section: you'll find More date and time formats."]
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where the MM-DD-YYYY string is in cell A2. If you want to change the format in excel ,Click 'Home' Tab in the Ribbon-> In 'number 'Group->Choose 'more number format'-> 'custom'->change the 'type' as "DD-MM-YYYY". If you want to change the format when export it from SQL Server Database to excel.
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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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['In an Excel sheet, select the cells you want to format.', 'Press Ctrl+1 to open the Format Cells dialog.', 'On the Number tab, select Custom from the Category list and type the date format you want in the Type box.', 'Click OK to save the changes.']
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['To apply the formatting, you simply go to the Home tab > Conditional Formatting > Highlight Cell Rules and select A Date Occurring.', 'Select one of the date options from the drop-down list in the left-hand part of the window, ranging from last month to next month.']
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Select the cells you want to format. 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.
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First select your cells containing dates and right click of mouse and select Format Cells. In Number Tab, select Custom then type 'dd-mmm-yyyy' in Type text box, then click okay. It will format your selected dates. Imported date-data formatted different from your computer's local setting will be stored as text string.
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['Open Control Panel, and then click Date, Time, Language, and Regional Options.', 'Click Regional and Language Options.', 'On the Regional Options tab, click Customize.', 'On the Date tab, next to Short date format, select a short date format.', 'To change the date, open Date and Time and select the appropriate date.']
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['Open your file in Microsoft Excel.', 'Right-click the column containing dates.', 'Select "Format cells"', 'Click "Date" under Number >> Category.', 'Ensure the Location (Language) is set to be United Kingdom (English)', 'Select formatting that shows the date in the dd/mm/yyyy format.']
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['Make sure you have the columns in Excel in the same order as the table you created. ... ', 'In SQL Assistant set the Delimiter as ","(comma) . ... ', 'Go to "Tools=>Options" and select the Date Format as \'YYYY-MM-DD\'. ... ', "From Teradata SQL Assistant, click 'File', then 'Import Data'."]
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Press Control+1 or Command+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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['=TEXT(A1,"mm/dd/yyyy")', 'For example, to convert a text string in cell A1 to date, you use the formula =--TEXT(A1,"mm/dd/yy") and then format the cell as a date.', 'That was really easy, right?']
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