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Counting Unique Dates in Excel

Asked by thediplomat87 in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, Microsoft Access Database, SQL Query Syntax

Tags: Microsoft excel, microsoft Access

Hi experts,
I am making a monthly report where I import data from Access to Excel. I want to count the number of production dates for the given month but that production date field also contains the times of the runs. I can't change the date format in Access since the time is needed for other things. I tried to make a new field in the query where it reformats the production date to exclude the time, but then it won't let me export the query to excel anymore. A solution on either end would be extremely helpful. Thanks!
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This is how the date is now: "8/12/2009  11:15:00 AM"
and i just want the field to contain "8/12/2009".
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