date format issues

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    formula to format date formatted as General

    I am looking for help on formatting dates in excel. The system that spits out my data puts the date out in 'general' format. E.g. for January 2023 it will say 202311 (meaning 2023/01/01) for December 2023 it will say 2023121 (meaning 2023/12/01) Ideally I am looking for dd/mm/yyyy, but will...
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    conditional formatting in pivot table with slices

    Hi I'm looking for some help please. I have a power pivot table that has some data slices to create a sort of reporting dashboard. The data in the table therefore changes depending on the slice selected. In addition the source data is changed every week (manually) and the pivot is refreshed...
    • uZoe
    • Thread
    • conditional cell colour date format issues power pivot chart
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Excel Questions
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    VBA VLookup Returning Serial Number into form text box and not the Date

    Hello, I have a simple user form where end users choose the unique identifier and the form returns a list of other related fields using VBA Vlookup coding. The code works fine the all other fields apart from wherethere is a date; for the date it returns the equivalent serial number for thedate...
    • alexdurc09
    • Thread
    • converting number to date date date format issues sheet1.rangelookup vba vlookup
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Excel Questions
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    How to get rid of date format

    Hi Guys, I have a workbook where it seems the date format is default in each cell. If I click in any empty cell, instead of format being the default "General" its date. If I insert a new sheet, the entire new sheet is formatted as date in the empty cells. I would like to know if there is a way...
  5. R

    Date Format Issue

    Dear all, I have a stupid but very strange thing. I entered dates in an excel sheet (formated all as date). When I look at the formula (Show Formula) it shows me the date once as "Date" and in other lines as "Number". Any idea how I can convert this? It gives me an error message when I want to...

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