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Old 08-14-2011, 05:25 AM
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Hi! Catalin

I have attached the files.

In that Field AD of file named 'Typed version' Its manually typed as : Nov-09 and the formula bar also displays the same(Nov-09). Its formatted as Text.

In that Field AD of file named 'Converted version' Its posted from MS word(copy paste): November 03, 2009 and formatted as Mmm/yy and the formula bar displays as 11/3/2009. Its formatted as Text.

What i need is the AD field of file 'converted version' to display the same i.e. Jan-09 (Mmm-09). and the formula bar should also display the same. (Its not possible to re-write its since they are tooo large in numbers)but I dont mind what the formatting is. sothat when i take both these files to Comparison Software Both fields will be the same and it will return No Error.



I have attached a comparison file result were the dates are same but it shows error just because both are in diff format.

Please refer to the AD field of Comparison file.

Please provide me with a good remedy.....
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Old 08-14-2011, 05:29 AM
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Hi! Catalin

I have attached the files.

In that Field AD of file named 'Typed version' Its manually typed as : Nov-09 and the formula bar also displays the same(Nov-09). Its formatted as Text.

In that Field AD of file named 'Converted version' Its posted from MS word(copy paste): November 03, 2009 and formatted as Mmm/yy and the formula bar displays as 11/3/2009. Its formatted as Text.

What i need is the AD field of file 'converted version' to display the same i.e. Jan-09 (Mmm-09). and the formula bar should also display the same. (Its not possible to re-write its since they are tooo large in numbers)but I dont mind what the formatting is. sothat when i take both these files to Comparison Software Both fields will be the same and it will return No Error.

I have attached a comparison file result were the dates are same but it shows error just because both are in diff format.

Please refer to the AD field of Comparison file.

Please provide me with a good remedy.....
Sorry i mentioned Jan-09 for Nov-09.............sorry dont misunderstand
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Old 08-14-2011, 06:39 AM
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since the AD column in the sheet "typed " cannot be formatted to compare it to a date, the only thing i can advice you to do is to change column AD data in which date is entered correctly, to a piece of text that can be compared to the text in typed sheet: in an empty column, say AF, enter this formula: =TEXT(AD1;"mmm-yy"); copy this formula down to your row range; then click on column letter AF to select the entire column AF , click on AD1, and paste only values( paste special- only values). In this moment, AD1 column can be compared... look at sample attached..
Hope this fits you
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Old 08-14-2011, 07:38 AM
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since the AD column in the sheet "typed " cannot be formatted to compare it to a date, the only thing i can advice you to do is to change column AD data in which date is entered correctly, to a piece of text that can be compared to the text in typed sheet: in an empty column, say AF, enter this formula: =TEXT(AD1;"mmm-yy"); copy this formula down to your row range; then click on column letter AF to select the entire column AF , click on AD1, and paste only values( paste special- only values). In this moment, AD1 column can be compared... look at sample attached..
Hope this fits you
Yes Catalin..... its works......... dat's enough for me......
Thanks a lot...... .......
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Old 08-15-2011, 02:52 AM
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You're welcome
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Old 08-23-2011, 07:59 AM
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Hi!

can i disable Ctrl+d function in Excel?
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Old 08-23-2011, 08:21 AM
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you can do this search too...

http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showthread.php?t=36014
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