I pull information out of an Access database. When I copy and paste or export to excel the dates have a timestamp. This hinders many of my formulas I use. Is there a macro that I can use in a template that will remove the timestamp and leave the date. Right now, I am using the formula =int(cell) but when you have hundreds of cells and many spreadsheets you get tired of doing this everytime. A macro in a template would be nicer and quicker. For example: I have a spreadsheet now. Columns C2:D1144 have dates with a timestamp. I would like to paste this into a template spreadsheet run a command button and let the macro remove the timestamp leaving the date. Thanks for your help SRSEV6
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