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importing csv files and dates

  1. #1
    jiwolf
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    importing csv files and dates

    hi,

    i have to import a csv file into excel on a regular basis. The file contains
    some data that are dates. For some reason excel insists on converting some
    of the dates into m/d/y format rather than d/m/y.

    I cant figure out why. Any clues anyone? does anyone have a way of
    converting one format to the other?



    TIA

    Pete



  2. #2
    Dave Breitenbach
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    RE: importing csv files and dates

    Pete,

    using the text import or text to columns wizard...in step three there is a
    column data format box on the top right of window where you can select the
    formatting of dates.

    hth,
    Dave

    "jiwolf" wrote:

    > hi,
    >
    > i have to import a csv file into excel on a regular basis. The file contains
    > some data that are dates. For some reason excel insists on converting some
    > of the dates into m/d/y format rather than d/m/y.
    >
    > I cant figure out why. Any clues anyone? does anyone have a way of
    > converting one format to the other?
    >
    >
    >
    > TIA
    >
    > Pete
    >
    >
    >


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