Easy Date Conversion with VBA

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VBA to easily convert dates seen as text into formatted date types in Excel, especially when going between USA & World Date formats.

This issue is a real problem when importing Text or CSV files into Excel, especially if your system uses non-USA formats for dates or you are working with data sets that have mixed date formats.

This tutorial shares a small piece of VBA that will help you to convert your dates into the correct format in Excel, whichever format that is for you.


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