TheDougmeister
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Hi.
I must be missing something really obvious here.
I have a non-standard date in cell A1 (formatted as "General") that looks like this: Apr 10, 1839.
I have about a hundred rows and tried to sort by "Date", but it did not work. I figured it was because they were formatted as "General" cells.
So I broke them up into different cells:
B1: 1839
C1: Apr
D1: 10
Then, in E1, I put this formula:
But that gives me the old "#VALUE!" error.
What am I missing? Thanks.
I must be missing something really obvious here.
I have a non-standard date in cell A1 (formatted as "General") that looks like this: Apr 10, 1839.
I have about a hundred rows and tried to sort by "Date", but it did not work. I figured it was because they were formatted as "General" cells.
So I broke them up into different cells:
B1: 1839
C1: Apr
D1: 10
Then, in E1, I put this formula:
VBA Code:
=DATE(B1,C1,D1)
But that gives me the old "#VALUE!" error.
What am I missing? Thanks.