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Hi

Try
=DATE(1999,5,1) or
if year in A2 and month in B2
=DATE(A2,B2,1)

Assuming your years are in column A (starting with A2), and months in column B, put this formula in C2:

=DATE(A2;B2;1)

Format the cell in the style you wish to see, then copy down. You can fix the values of those formulae in column C, and then you could delete columns A and B if no longer needed.

Hope this helps.

Pete

Pete
Thanks, that'll do just fine... I could have probably Googled my way to a solution.

Simon

Glad to help, Simon.

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