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data formatting
About this tag
The data formatting tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about changing how data is structured or displayed, particularly in Windows and Microsoft applications. Topics include configuring custom save folder paths in the Windows 11 Snipping Tool for better file organization, converting date formats in Excel 365 between regional standards like DD-MM-YYYY and YYYY-MM-DD, and preparing drives for new Windows installations by formatting existing partitions. These threads reflect user needs for precise control over data presentation and storage, often to improve workflow efficiency or compatibility. The tag focuses on practical formatting tasks within Windows environments, including system tools and Office applications.
Overview of the New Feature
The latest release introduces a "save folder selection" feature in the Snipping Tool, providing users with the ability to designate their preferred locations for screenshots and screen recordings. This feature directly addresses the long-standing frustration of being...
A question:
I have a cell in excel with date format DD-MM-YYYY.
This cell has a date for example 19-4-2023.
I have another cell with the format YYYY-MM-DD
How can I automatically convert the date 19-4-2023 to 2023-4-19?
Thanks
José Paiva
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