Now insert a column just after this column to hold the actual date for use in calculations. Let's say the eight-digit dates were in column A, starting in cell A2. Then you would enter this formula in cell B2 and copy it down the whole column: =DATE(MOD(A2, 10000), TRUNC(A2 / 1000000), MOD(TRUNC(A2 / 10000), 100)) .onfiguring Excel to display date and time digits that you've entered without punctuation is a simple matter of defining the correct custom format. However, changing the formatting doesn't change the actual data. Even when you see 08/21/2007 displayed, Excel will still treat the data as the number 8,212,007.
Katsushika Hokusai (èé£¾ åæ, listen (helpÂ·info), October 31, 1760 (exact date questionable) â May 10, 1849) was a Japanese artist, ukiyo-e painter and printmaker of the Edo period.
Many are also within the reach of most pockets â not the Hokusai I fear â this demotic, popular and populist artform continues to amaze and serve the mass of people for which it was originally intended. Women of the Drowning World in Japanese Woodblock Prints is at the Toshidama Gallery until March 31st 2017. 1  Posted in Floating World, Hokusai, Japanese Art, Japanese Art Gallery, japanese woodblock prints, Kuniyoshi Tagged Eight Views, Hokusai, kuniyoshi, Ukiyo-e dekiyo-e, Virtuous Women.