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We are volunteers on the forum, and in order to help you in the most efficient way possible, we need the problem you are facing, as I can post a couple of solutions that would qualify as an answer, but not YOUR Answer.
Please post back with what format you are attempting to change it to. Like:
=TEXT(B2,"mm-dd-yyyy")
In this example, the date in cell B2 would then be converted to a two digit month, day, and four digit year!
Please post back with what format you are attempting to change it to. Like:
=TEXT(B2,"mm-dd-yyyy")
In this example, the date in cell B2 would then be converted to a two digit month, day, and four digit year!
