There is a formula that can quickly convert dd/mm/yyyy to mm/dd/yyyy date format.
Select a blank cell next to the dates you want to convert, type this formula =DATE(VALUE(RIGHT(A9,4)), VALUE(MID(A9,4,2)), VALUE(LEFT(A9,2))), and drag fill handle over the cells which need to use this formula.
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| Notice | Certification Oracle SQL Developer |
| 154 | TECH on the Net |
| 153 | trim(to_char(:P113_REGULAR,'999G999G999G999G990D00')) |
| 152 | PIVOT |
| 151 | TEST 2 |
| 150 | CREATION DEDUCTION TYPE |
| 149 | PL/SQL for creation Tables |
| 148 | TEST 1 |
| 147 | INNER JOIN & GROUP BY |
| 146 | DISPLAY ONLY FEW ROWS |
| 145 | GROUP BY (for CHART) |
| 144 | INNER JOIN |
| 143 | LOOP - 2 |
| 142 | DATE Compare & Convert |
| 141 | LOOP & ROWNUM |
| 140 | Oracle Number Format |
| 139 | Page Reload in APEX |
| 138 | SUM / GROUP BY |
| 137 | MEDWIGS DB |
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