Change general format to date (and US to Europe)

icordeiro

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Hi all,

I'm importing a .xls file into my own file.

Basically I'm copying one sheet, and one of the columns has dates. The values are in general format (example: 1/14/2019 3:24:51 AM) and in US format.

I need to change the format to date (without the time) and to Europe format so I can make analysis based on date (month, year, etc). For example, turn 1/11/2019 1:02:27 PM to 11-01-2019

This is what I'm doing so far:

1st step: [IF(F2<>"";TEXT(F2;"mm/dd/aaaa");"")]

2nd step: = [IF(F2<>"";VALUE(SUBSTITUTE(V2;"/";"-"));"")]

But the formulas only seem to work with some cells I don't know why
 

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