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Date and Time Formatting

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Daren - 27 Jun 2007 14:50 GMT
I have original cells formatted as m/d/yyyy h:mm because that is the way the
program I'm working with returns them.  Example is 9/30/2006 15:00.  I need
to get just a mm/dd/yyyy format.  At this point I formatted the origninal
data as mm/dd/yyyy, but the problem is that the time still shows up in the
function bar but not in the cell.  I need just mm/dd/yyyy and not the time to
show up.  Is there a particular function that can help to reach just the
mm/dd/yyyy and not show times?
Toppers - 27 Jun 2007 14:56 GMT
If date/time in column A

in B1  =INT(A1)

and copy down.

> I have original cells formatted as m/d/yyyy h:mm because that is the way the
> program I'm working with returns them.  Example is 9/30/2006 15:00.  I need
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> show up.  Is there a particular function that can help to reach just the
> mm/dd/yyyy and not show times?
Daren - 27 Jun 2007 15:10 GMT
It worked and I just copied the values over and formatted the new cell as
mm/dd/yyyy.  Thanks a lot!

> If date/time in column A
>
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> > show up.  Is there a particular function that can help to reach just the
> > mm/dd/yyyy and not show times?
 
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