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    how to format this date type?

    hello

    i need to format this .xls with the date as follow
    Screenshot - 20.06.2017 , 00_51_53.png

    into this one
    Screenshot - 20.06.2017 , 00_53_53.png

    so that this bizzarre date format 2017-06-20T00:00:00+01 will become YYYY MM DD HH MM SS

    file attached.

    any input will be appreciated! thanks!
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    Re: how to format this date type?

    What happens to the 20, the T and where did the 17 come from in column C?
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    Re: how to format this date type?

    Quote Originally Posted by FlameRetired View Post
    What happens to the 20, the T and where did the 17 come from in column C?
    the second (target) example is from another file, ignore the values and focus on the procedure - this 2017-06-20T00:00:00+01 should be formatted into YYYY MM DD HH MM SS

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    Re: how to format this date type?

    hi
    try this formula
    =DATE(LEFT(A1,4),MID(A1,6,2),MID(A1,9,2))+TIME(MID(A1,12,2),MID(A1,15,2),MID(A1,18,2))

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    Re: how to format this date type?

    Quote Originally Posted by NickyC View Post
    hi
    try this formula
    =DATE(LEFT(A1,4),MID(A1,6,2),MID(A1,9,2))+TIME(MID(A1,12,2),MID(A1,15,2),MID(A1,18,2))
    thanks, but no, something is not right, i have copied that formula and this is what i got
    Screenshot - 20.06.2017 , 01_23_20.png
    the date appears as 20.06.2017 ... this is not what I need, like i mentioned above, id need the date to be formatted as:

    YYYY MM DD HH MM SS


    to avoid missunderstanding, can you upload the .xls with the formula so that the date comes already formatted?

    many thanks!

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    Re: how to format this date type?

    see the attached
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    Re: how to format this date type?

    Quote Originally Posted by NickyC View Post
    see the attached
    thanks, but sorry , it is wrong, i'll try to explain again: this is what i need to see:

    Screenshot - 20.06.2017 , 01_34_42.png

    not JUN.. and not everything in the same cell...

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    Re: how to format this date type?

    hi
    it looks like the formula is returning a date value but you need to format the cells to "YYY MMM DD HH:MM"

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    Re: how to format this date type?

    i dont know how to do that.. please the best way, can i get the excel file with the formula so that I will see what i need to see?

    cheers

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    Re: how to format this date type?

    to set the format
    on the home tab select
    format > format cells > custom

    type this in the box

    yyyy mmm ddd hh:mm

    and press ok
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    Re: how to format this date type?

    Quote Originally Posted by NickyC View Post
    to set the format
    on the home tab select
    format > format cells > custom

    type this in the box

    yyyy mmm ddd hh:mm

    and press ok
    I did it, it didn't work... it was formatted wrongly...
    Screenshot - 20.06.2017 , 01_43_43.png

    please, kindly upload the xls with the date formatted exactly as explained.. so that i don't need to be any other step



    thank you

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    Re: how to format this date type?

    ah, got it I think
    try this instead
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    Re: how to format this date type?

    Quote Originally Posted by NickyC View Post
    ah, got it I think
    try this instead
    yep the last one is correct :=) cheers!

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    Re: how to format this date type?

    Late comer. Another way. With data in column A.
    In B1 and down
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    =YEAR(DATEVALUE(LEFT($A1,FIND("T",$A1)-1)))

    In C1 and down
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    =MONTH(DATEVALUE(LEFT($A1,FIND("T",$A1)-1)))

    In D1 and down
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    =DAY(DATEVALUE(LEFT($A1,FIND("T",$A1)-1)))

    Then in E1 filled across column F & G and down.
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    =TRIM(MID(SUBSTITUTE(LEFT(RIGHT($A1,11),8),":",REPT(" ",256)),(COLUMNS($E:E)-1)*256+1,256))
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