changing 4 digits into 2 digit year

[frankg]

I have a cell with 2003 as a number and I want another cell to copy it
as 03. Inotherwords I enter 2003 in one cell and and I want it copied
to another cell as 03 (to represent a 2 digit year). Seems simple but
I'm going brain dead today so I'm having trouble. I'd like to do this
without macros or vba.

Excel advice please

 

[Paul B]

Frankg, here is one way with 2003 in A1 =RIGHT(A1,2)

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[frankg]

Frankg, here is one way with 2003 in A1 =RIGHT(A1,2)

Thanks Paul. It worked perfect for my spreadsheet.

Very much appreciated.

 

[Ron Rosenfeld]

I have a cell with 2003 as a number and I want another cell to copy it
as 03. Inotherwords I enter 2003 in one cell and and I want it copied
to another cell as 03 (to represent a 2 digit year). Seems simple but
I'm going brain dead today so I'm having trouble. I'd like to do this
without macros or vba.

Excel advice please

If your four digit number is in A1,

=MOD(A1,100)

will give the last two digits. (Actually, it will give the digits in the
rightmost two places, regardless of the length of the number).

Custom format as 00


--ron

 

[Cliff Myers]

If you enter 2003 in cell B1 , put this in cell C1:
=Right(B1,2) that will then display 03 in cell C1.

 

[Ron Rosenfeld]

I have a cell with 2003 as a number and I want another cell to copy it
as 03. Inotherwords I enter 2003 in one cell and and I want it copied
to another cell as 03 (to represent a 2 digit year). Seems simple but
I'm going brain dead today so I'm having trouble. I'd like to do this
without macros or vba.

Excel advice please

If your four digit number is in A1,

=MOD(A1,100)

will give the last two digits. (Actually, it will give the digits in the
rightmost two places, regardless of the length of the number).

Custom format as 00


--ron