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I'm having trouble with Microsoft word and excels Find and Replace
functions. Any help would be really appreciated. Basically i have an excel file that is thousands of columns down.. which I need to change the formatting!! I am trying to take digits that start out looking like: 0314-T210557 And turn them into: 14-Mar-09 21:05:57 So far, (In Microsoft word) I have used Find and Replace to get rid of the dash and the T. I have also used find and replace and put a tab in between the 0314 and the 210557.. (so that when I put it back into excel, they are in separate columns). However, I cannot figure out how to get the 210557 looking like a time. What I want to do is use Find and replace to put : in between the 21:05:57... In the find box, I can use ^# .. but it will not let me put those in the replace box. How can I do this??? So Find: ^#^#^#^#^#^# Replace: ^#^#:^#^#:^#^# But this keeps giving me an error message that I cant put ^# into the replace box. Any ideas? Also, Does anyone have any advice how how I can turn 0314.. into 14- mar-09? Thank you so much for any help you can give!!! |