From: krishna K krishna on
I have the various dates on which our staff have joined the organisation. I
need a column that would convert all the year part of the date into the
current year so that the increment date could be traced. Single command or
macro would do. I need this feature in Excel sheet, preferably. However, if
there is any other option, i would like to pursue it as well. Writing of code
should be avoided.
From: Jacob Skaria on
=DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(A1),DAY(A1))

OR handling blanks.
=IF(A1,DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(A1),DAY(A1)),"")

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Jacob (MVP - Excel)


"krishna K" wrote:

> I have the various dates on which our staff have joined the organisation. I
> need a column that would convert all the year part of the date into the
> current year so that the increment date could be traced. Single command or
> macro would do. I need this feature in Excel sheet, preferably. However, if
> there is any other option, i would like to pursue it as well. Writing of code
> should be avoided.