--Select the range of dates which needs to be corrected.
--From menu Data>Text to Columns will populate the 'Convert Text to Columns
Wizard'
--Hit Next>Next will take you to Step 3 of 3 of the Wizard.
--From Column Data format select Date and select the date format in which
your data is (DMY).
--Hit Finish. MSExcel will now convert the dates to the default date format
of your computer.
I used the convert text to colum wizard. It split the data into three columns
but I can't combine it to get 20/03/2009. I used =DATE(Year,month,Date) and I
get an error display not the date I am looking for.
If you're simply trying to format the dates in one column, go to Format Cells
and on the Number tab choose custom. In the box where it says type enter:
dd/mm/yyyy. Hit enter and you should be ok.
From the 'Text to Columns' Wizard you would have probably selected a
delimiter. Dont select any delimiter in Step 2. Just hit Next>Next to reach
the 3rd step
From the 'Text to Columns' Wizard you would have probably selected a
delimiter. Dont select any delimiter in Step 2. Just hit Next>Next to reach
the 3rd step
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