SirJB7 Excel Rōnin Apr 12, 2013 #2 Hi, sunnyp! Wanna edit your original post if sent it incomplete, or it's just that? Regards!
T trixits New Member Apr 12, 2013 #4 Highlight the row/column or select the cell. Right-click and select "Format cells" On the Number tab Select Custom Type: "[dd/mm]"
Highlight the row/column or select the cell. Right-click and select "Format cells" On the Number tab Select Custom Type: "[dd/mm]"
Hui Excel Ninja Staff member Apr 12, 2013 #5 On top of what Trixits said above you can simplify that as [d/m] Using: 5 April as a date d will display the 5th as 5 dd will display the 5th as 05 m will display the April as 4 mm will display the April as 04 You can force the custom interpreter to ignore the [ & ] controls by slashing them out as above rather than using two "
On top of what Trixits said above you can simplify that as [d/m] Using: 5 April as a date d will display the 5th as 5 dd will display the 5th as 05 m will display the April as 4 mm will display the April as 04 You can force the custom interpreter to ignore the [ & ] controls by slashing them out as above rather than using two "
S sdsurzh Member Apr 12, 2013 #6 Hi, One more option. Suppose your date in A1 apply =TEXT(A1,"mm/dd") is formula in B1. Thanks, SK