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When setting the min date property for the kendo-datepicker control, the focused date is computed to the min date month.
I would like to set this to 'January' for all months inbetween the min and max date.
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For my Date Time Picker in Excel, I want to change the date format from 7/1/2020 to 2020-01-07 (yyyy-mm-dd).
So I went to DTPicker Properties and set the CustomFormat.
But when I went to check on the actual box, the date gives me 2020-00-07...
Even when I change the month to February, the month still remains 00. Same for when I move back to 2019.
What's the issue here?
I have dates coming out of a database into a column that have this format:
Column K
AUG-14-2015 08:31:32 AM
AUG-12-2015 06:10:03 PM
AUG-12-2015 05:17:51 PM
I want to add like '2.2' days to each of these and put them in Column L. I have formatted the column in this format:
mmm-dd-yyyy hh:mm:ss AM/PM
I wasn't sure if the dashes are causing the problem, but when I do a =K15+2.2 I get a !VALUE. Any ideas what I need to do? Thanks.
After some experimenting, it seems that while you can specify a date format "mmm-dd-yyyy hh:mm:ss AM/PM", the actual entry into the cells must be either a date in the system wide locale specific format, or a number of days since 1 January 1900.
So for example when you set a cell's format to custom:
"mmm-dd-yyyy hh:mm:ss AM/PM"
In my case (Windows 10 default UK locale settings, Excel 2010) for AUG-12-2015 06:10:03 PM, I can enter any of:
12/08/2015 06:10:03 PM
12/08/2015 18:10:03
42228.26
And also exchange the month 08 for Aug or AUG in any case and change the '/' for '-' in the dates.
For cells formatted "mmm-dd-yyyy hh:mm:ss AM/PM", the output for any of the above inputs is:
Aug-12-2015 06:10:03 PM
Note that there does not appear to be a means to force all-capitals for the month.
Note also that if you enter a date/time in the locale format it is automatically recognised and formatted as date/time.
So really your only option is to either change the format of the source data, pre-process the data into locale date/time format, or write a macro to do it within the spreadsheet. It may also work perhaps if you change your locale settings (System Settings, Language & Time), but that is perhaps less than satisfactory because it will affect date presentation for the whole system.
If you want to avoid VBA, then you can add a column("L") next to your data and enter:
=SUBSTITUTE(K1,"-","/")
Another solution would be to write code to do just that to your existing "K" Column
In Excel I have:
(H10) Constant -----------17/04/2015 --------Been updating the month manually.
(H11) Day Counter -------28 -----------------=DAY(TODAY())
(H13) Last Update -------17/04/2015 ------=IF(H11=17, EDATE(H13,1), H10)
I can get the H13 to update to the new month by adding 1 to the month but once the counter moves off 17 it reverts back to the old date H10.
Is there any way in Excel to keep the 17th constant and update only the month and year every 17th?
If you just want a cell to automatically always show the next 17th of the month (i.e. the next one after today) then you can use this stand alone formula
=EOMONTH(TODAY()-16,0)+17
format with required date format
That will display 17-May-2015 until we reach 17th May, at which point it will change to 17-June-2015, and it will keep updating every month
How do I exclude the February 29 - Leap Year in a Date column in Cognos 10 Report Studio?
This is the column that I'm using for my date prompt
Below is the prompt that I applied on the date column
Depicted below is the details and properties of the date prompt that I will use to filter my report using the date prompt.
So all attributes and measures in the report are filtered using the start date and end date of the expiration date column I used on the report.
How do I avoid the February 29th to add up in my calculated columns (measures)? I want to get all calculation from January 1 to Dec 31 without february 29 that happens every four years? The February 29 data may or may not include a large amount but it has a ripple effect at the year end calculation. That's why I want to exclude Feb 29 included in the computation.
Here's a filter expression that will exclude "leap days":
not (extract(month,[Policy Expiration Date]) = 2 and extract(day,[Policy Expiration Date]) = 29)
Kindly try this.
([Policy Expiration Date] between ?Expiration Start Date? and ?Expiration End Date?)
AND
to_char([Policy Expiration Date],'mmdd') <> '0229'