This spread sheet has several columns of dates
written MM/DD/YYYY. I need to reverse it to
YYYY/MM/DD. This is what I came up with:
=MID(A17,FIND("/",A17)+4,1024)&"/"&IF(LEN(LEFT(A14,FIND("/",A14)-1))=1,LEFT(A14,FIND("/",A14)-2)&"0"&LEFT(A14,FIND("/",A14)-1))&"/"&MID(A17,FIND("/",A17)+1,2)
I created this using one column as my example
not realizing the other columns dates were
created at a later date and formatted differently.
The column I used the format was Number general.
Another column is Number -//1234 with a format
code of #"/"##"/"#### and another of Date
12/31/1999 format.
This formula will not work on the second and third
columns. Any suggestions how to adapt this or
other ideas?
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