date function

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Hervinder

I need help with data that i have exported from a database.

The date column is in a format i havent seen before

6093 Basically the "6" is for 2006, "093" is 93 days since the first of Jan.

Can someone please help me use the date function to get this into dd/mm/yy
format.

Thanks in advance
Hervinder
 
N

Niek Otten

=DATE(LEFT(A1,1)+2000,1,1)+MOD(A1,1000)

Format as dd/mm/yy

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten

|I need help with data that i have exported from a database.
|
| The date column is in a format i havent seen before
|
| 6093 Basically the "6" is for 2006, "093" is 93 days since the first of Jan.
|
| Can someone please help me use the date function to get this into dd/mm/yy
| format.
|
| Thanks in advance
| Hervinder
|
 
T

Toppers

A search on Google found the following for converting Julian Dates to a
Standard Date (2000 is the century):

A1 contains the Julian Date i.e 6093 or 06093

=DATE(2000+INT(A1/1000),1,MOD(A1,1000))

HTH
 
G

Gary''s Student

If 6000 corresponds to Sunday, January 01, 2006
then:
=DATE(2000+LEFT(A1,1),1,RIGHT(A1,3)+1) would display:
Tuesday, April 04, 2006
for 6093
 
T

Toppers

Question: Is it 93 days since the 1st Jan i.e 94th day or the 93rd day of
2006 i.e a Julian Date?

My earlier response assumed the latter but the other replies assumed the
former i.e 6000 is Jan 1st which seems slightly unusual (to me!).
 
D

David Biddulph

Hervinder said:
I need help with data that i have exported from a database.

The date column is in a format i havent seen before

6093 Basically the "6" is for 2006, "093" is 93 days since the first of
Jan.

Can someone please help me use the date function to get this into dd/mm/yy
format.
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