GreekGuy9999
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PLEASE any help would be great.
So in my sheet, I have a column of dates in the format yyyymmdd. I needed to convert them to mm/dd/yyyy
I inserted a column next to the yyyymmdd column and used the formula =DATE(LEFT(E6,4),MID(E6,5,2),RIGHT(E6,2))
It wored! It gave me what I need which is mm/dd/yyyy. But now I want to delete the column with yyyymmdd only to have the NEW column of mm/dd/yyyy.
When I delete the column, it whacks out all the properly converted dates most probably because the formula was referencing the deleted column.
How can I keep the new dates while deleting the old dates column?
I am NOT an expert in Excel by any means. so PLEASE be gentle with an explanation. I do very appreciate any help anyone can give me.
So in my sheet, I have a column of dates in the format yyyymmdd. I needed to convert them to mm/dd/yyyy
I inserted a column next to the yyyymmdd column and used the formula =DATE(LEFT(E6,4),MID(E6,5,2),RIGHT(E6,2))
It wored! It gave me what I need which is mm/dd/yyyy. But now I want to delete the column with yyyymmdd only to have the NEW column of mm/dd/yyyy.
When I delete the column, it whacks out all the properly converted dates most probably because the formula was referencing the deleted column.
How can I keep the new dates while deleting the old dates column?
I am NOT an expert in Excel by any means. so PLEASE be gentle with an explanation. I do very appreciate any help anyone can give me.