Converting USA date to EU date doesn't work

SaturnusDJ

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While delimiting, I chose to import the date+time as text otherwise Excel does some kind of half converting.

Example input 1: 9/1/2017 9:25:59 PM
Expected output: 01-09-2017 21:25:59 (or pc default)

Example input 2: 5/23/2017 7:56:17 AM
Expected output: 23-05-2017 07:56:17 (or pc default)
Therefor I format the cell as: m/d/jjjj u:mm:ss AM/PM
But it does not get recognized as date.

What am I doing wrong? :confused:
 

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Why don't you specify the date/time format when delimiting?
 
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Why did you choose DMY when the date format is MDY?
 
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