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In a table in Column "Invoice date" I have dates inserted as text in the format DD.MM.YY.
I need an actual date to be able to filter the data. I don't want to modify the original date, just have another column with the correct date next to the raw data table.
=DATE(2000+RIGHT([@[Invoice date]];2); MID([@[Invoice date]];4;2); LEFT([@[Invoice date]];2))
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TRaP
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Encountered date in this format:
04.02.2026.
So with an ending dot.
Made this formula:
=LET(
rng; D28;
dot; RIGHT(rng;1)=".";
convert; IF(dot=TRUE;TEXTBEFORE(rng;".";3;0);rng);
datetext; TEXT(convert;"dd.mm.yyyy");
DATE(RIGHT(datetext;4); MID(datetext;4;2); LEFT(datetext;2))
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Of course, can use on entire range, or spill range:
=LET(
rng; CHOOSECOLS(A19#;1);
dot; RIGHT(rng;1)=".";
convert; IF(dot=TRUE;TEXTBEFORE(rng;".";3;0);rng);
datetext; TEXT(convert;"dd.mm.yyyy");
DATE(RIGHT(datetext;4); MID(datetext;4;2); LEFT(datetext;2))
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