Go to Format cells and then number and at the very bottom there is Custom. Pick one of the existing custom formats for date and then type in dd-mmm-yy and any date that is selected will be converted into that format.
Go to Format cells and then number and at the very bottom there is Custom. Pick one of the existing custom formats for date and then type in dd-mmm-yy and any date that is selected will be converted into that format.
Go to Format cells and then number and at the very bottom there is Custom. Pick one of the existing custom formats for date and then type in dd-mmm-yy and any date that is selected will be converted into that format.
Go to Format cells and then number and at the very bottom there is Custom. Pick one of the existing custom formats for date and then type in dd-mmm-yy and any date that is selected will be converted into that format.
Go to Format cells and then number and at the very bottom there is Custom. Pick one of the existing custom formats for date and then type in dd-mmm-yy and any date that is selected will be converted into that format.
Go to Format cells and then number and at the very bottom there is Custom. Pick one of the existing custom formats for date and then type in dd-mmm-yy and any date that is selected will be converted into that format.
Go to Format cells and then number and at the very bottom there is Custom. Pick one of the existing custom formats for date and then type in dd-mmm-yy and any date that is selected will be converted into that format.
Go to Format cells and then number and at the very bottom there is Custom. Pick one of the existing custom formats for date and then type in dd-mmm-yy and any date that is selected will be converted into that format.
Go to Format cells and then number and at the very bottom there is Custom. Pick one of the existing custom formats for date and then type in dd-mmm-yy and any date that is selected will be converted into that format.
Go to Format cells and then number and at the very bottom there is Custom. Pick one of the existing custom formats for date and then type in dd-mmm-yy and any date that is selected will be converted into that format.
Go to Format cells and then number and at the very bottom there is Custom. Pick one of the existing custom formats for date and then type in dd-mmm-yy and any date that is selected will be converted into that format.
Format / Cells / Date
First you need to extract the 3 parts from it for the year, month and day. After that you can use the DATE function to make it into a date. You can then format that cell into a date format. So if 20130113 is in cell A2, then in another cell you could use this formula: =DATE(LEFT(A2,4),MID(A2,5,2),RIGHT(A2,2))
The cell has been formatted to be in date format. You just need to format the cell to show numbers. If a number is formatted as a date, it will show an actual date.
If you do not like how the dates are formatted, then change the date format of the cell to whatever style you would like to display.
In Excel, dates are aligned to the right side of the cell by default, similar to numbers. This alignment is consistent regardless of the date format applied, such as short date, long date, or custom formats. The right alignment helps users quickly identify numerical data, including dates, which are stored as serial numbers in Excel. If you want to change the alignment, you can manually adjust it through the cell formatting options.
The formula is =NOW(). Ensure you format the cell to display the date format you want.
An example is given below, where 111013 is in cell A1: =DATE(RIGHT(A1,2),MID(A1,3,2),LEFT(A1,2)) Further information is given in the related link.
You do not. Excel does not record the change date of an individual cell.
Type 13/8/2002 into a cell in Microsoft Excel, press enter, then right click with your mouse, choose Format Cells and change Date format to the one showing the day of the week. The answer is Tuesday.
go to the command prompt and give the date commandusing the proper format and then restart the computer
It has to be done through conditional formatting. For example, if cell value <= 1/1/2003 then set the background colour to red. Example: Format-> Conditional formatting... if cell value <= 1/1/2003 Format... etc
=NOW() returns the current date and time. The way it appears on your spreadsheet depends on how you format the cell.