Re: How to convert Julian Date to regular excel date Hey Ernest, yes it did fix the issue, thanx .

Also, standard Excel dates correspond to the Gregorian Calendar (established in 1582).

Subject: Re: Julian to Gregorian date conversion in EXCEL Any SQL magic for Gregorian (specifically today's date) converted to the JDE Julian CYYDDD?

so thank u very much . File 1 contains a date in cell D2, formatted as YYDDDHHMM.

Mohawk Industries, Inc. JDE A7.3 C14, AP,GL,AP,PO,IN... _____ The entire JDELIST thread is available for viewing. The Excel help documentation suggests using the following conversion to calculate a Julian Date: teethless mama i had tried you formula with judgeh59's julian version 113169... and it didnt work , but just like judgeh said when i try it with my version of julian date which is the one with seven digits, it works just fine. The instructions on how to unsubscribe from … Specify the month and day that the Julian year number was incremented In England and the United States, the Julian year number changed on March 25 Julian year number was incremented on

Check out the Job forum This is the JDELIST World Mailing List. And if you add the registry key as the article said you can also enter dates in hijri with an 'a' in front. Currently, I have the year, month and day each in a separate cell in Excel. For Julian Dates calculated as the number of days since Noon (UT), Jan 1, 4713 BC . Looking for a job? Excel becomes: It works.

Is anyone here familiar with how to convert the JD Edwards Julian date format into standard Gregorian date, and can it be done using VBA?Please note that the JD Edwards Julian date is different than the standard Julian Date and uses 6 digits instead of 7. it all works .

File two has the same date but in gregorian format.

Note that UT (Universal Time) is typically known as GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). Hi all, I have a whole bunch of Julian dates which I want to convert to Gregorian Dates. I have two excel files. Im familiar with linking cells from one file to another. Converting between Julian and Gregorian Calendar in One Step Stephen P. Morse, San Francisco Year : Month : Day: Julian date Gregorian date .

They are all in the period before 1900. Of course the version of Excel is 14.0 for Excel 2010 instead (15.0 for Excel 2013, 16.0 for Excel 2016): Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Excel\Options]