=DATEVALUE(quot;7/1/20quot;amp;MID(C3,13,2)) creates error.
Automatic Error Checking reports this as a quot;Text date with 2 digit Yearsquot;.
Formula otherwise works.
BTW - c3=quot;School Year 06-07quot;
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=DATE(quot;20quot;amp;MID(C3,13,2),7,1)Gary wrote:
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gt; =DATEVALUE(quot;7/1/20quot;amp;MID(C3,13,2)) creates error.
gt;
gt; Automatic Error Checking reports this as a quot;Text date with 2 digit Yearsquot;.
gt; Formula otherwise works.
gt;
gt; BTW - c3=quot;School Year 06-07quot;
gt;
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Dave Peterson
- Jul 25 Fri 2008 20:45
=DATEVALUE(quot;7/1/20quot;amp;MID(C3,13,2)) creates error
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