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Akhil dua <akhil.dua...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Hi
>I have monthly data and the dates are in MM/YY Format
>I need to convert them into DD/MM/YY format by pasting 01 in place of
>DD to
>all the observations in my Year Column
>
>ex:
>
>Year Stock Prices
>01/2000 1
>02/2000 2
>03/2000 3
>
>
>I need to convert them to
>
>Year Stock Prices
>01/01/2000 1
>01/02/2000 2
>01/03/2000 3
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