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["Standardize Mixed Date Formats"]
["Convert text dates in M/D/Y, D/M/Y, or Y-M-D format into real Excel dates with a YYYY-MM-DD display"]
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["How to use"]
["First time? See How to run our tools (https://excelmacros.net/how-to-run-our-tools) for the 30-second setup."]
["1. Select the column or range of date text to convert."]
["2. Press Alt + F8 (Windows) or Option + F8 (Mac), pick StandardizeDates, click Run."]
["3. Type 1 for US format (M/D/Y), 2 for UK or EU format (D/M/Y), or 3 for ISO format (Y/M/D)."]
["4. The macro parses each cell using your chosen format and writes back a real Excel date with YYYY-MM-DD display. The popup reports converted versus skipped counts."]
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["Full guide: https://excelmacros.net/tools/standardize-dates"]
["More free Excel tools: https://excelmacros.net"]

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