This should be easy to do but I am running into a few snags.
I am trying to convert the following:
A2 = 02-OCT-06 A3 = 6275
whereas A2 is the normal date and A3 is the converted Julian day. What is the simplest formula to enter into A3 to achieve this?
I am trying to convert the following:
A2 = 02-OCT-06 A3 = 6275
Whereas A2 is the normal date and A3 is the converted Julian day. What is the simplest formula to enter into A3 to achieve this?
how to convert the JD Edwards Julian date format into standard Gregorian date, and can it be done using VBA? Note that the JD Edwards Julian date is different than the standard Julian Date and uses 6 digits instead of 7.
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[Code] ......
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I've tried selecting the column, selecting format cells and choosing number, but that doesn't work. I can manually select the cells, click the little exclamation point, and then tell it to convert to number. This works, but when I tried to record it to add it to the macro, it didn't record anything but the selection of the cells.
