![]() On this website, you will learn and practice Excel functions and tools! Great support and so quick to respond - thanksĪs always, Michael was very polite, helpful and efficient.Īs always, Ben is on time with his calls, polite and has the patience of a saint. Speedy support from Lochie, and all sorted. Thank you, Dean, for all of your support! Much appreciated. Great customer service! Reliable, quick and professional. Also how to assist in our service relationship. This helps me to understand which issues to manage independently. As a person who prefers to understand the why behind a problem I appreciate your giving me relevant information as you work. One of the things that I appreciate about Purple Computing is that you don't just fix issues you also educate about them. Thank you for the support provided today. Top and swift response as always, thank you! We post the 10 most recent comments here automatically and in real-time. When we solve a support ticket, clients are given the choice of leaving good or bad feedback along with an optional comment. The dates will be swapped around to the UK standard and hence will be recognised as such if you then wish to order that column by date.Select the dropdown menu format “Date: MDY” and click Finish.Paste the dates into a column in a new Excel spreadsheet.Let’s say you want to convert US dates MM/DD/YY to UK DD/MM/YY: ![]() ![]() You need Excel for this, tested on 2011+. ![]() In US format this is a valid representation of the 25th Feb, but in UK format you can’t have the 2nd day of the 25th month, so it is converted to a text cell. ![]() When it tries to process a US date in UK format which is impossible e.g, it will treat that as plain text rather than a date. For example in US format is February 5th 2016, but your spreadsheet (in UK mode) will detect it incorrectly as the 2nd May 2016. Worse still, it might read some of the dates incorrectly. If your Mac is set to UK localisation preferences, a big list of dates from an external source might not be recognised as dates in Numbers or Excel if they are in US format. You are working with a delimited list of dates and they are in the wrong country format, so your Numbers or Excel spreadsheet doesn’t recognise them.įor example, US dates are MM/DD/YYYY whereas UK dates are DD/MM/YYYY Cause ![]()
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