In Excel, you can format positive numbers in any of the date formats, to see the date that they represent. Here are a few notes on formatting numbers as dates: Below that, the Long Date format is showing the weekday name, and full month name for the date -Sunday, January 1, 1900. If you type the number 1 in an Excel worksheet cell, then point to the Short Date format on the Excel Ribbon, you can see that date in the formatting preview. Note: In Excel for Mac, the date system starts on January 1, 1904 The date system in Microsoft Excel for Windows starts on January 1, 1990. The imported dates are probably stored as text, instead of real numbers, and that is causing the problem. Why won’t the imported dates change format? Why won't they show a short date, without time included, in the cell's formatting? Those dates stay in the same date/time format, no matter how you try to format cells that contain those dates. 
However, the date format for the imported dates in column C does not change.Using the Number format commands on the Excel Ribbon Home tab, the Short Date format has been applied, from the number format menu.The time shows hour, minute and second = hh:mm:ss with AM or PM. The date is in short date format - d/m/yyyy. In the screen shot below, Column C contains imported dates, which show the date and time, separated by a space character. There are written steps below the video, and to follow along with the steps in this video, download the sample Excel Dates Fix Format workbook.
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This video shows how to fix the dates that won't change format, with a few simple steps. If you import data into a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, and try to format a column of dates, sometimes the dates will not change format.
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