Excel uses functions to convert Gregorian dates to lunar calendar

Excel is a table Office software in office, using Excel to make a report is more convenient than making a form in Word, not to draw a grid of the table, the following small series to teach you in Excel in the function of the Gregorian calendar date to the lunar calendar method, this step is very simple, it is not difficult to learn.

① start Excel2010, enter the following function in any cell: "=text (Now ()," [$-130000]yyyy-m-d ")".

② the cell immediately gets a date, as shown in the following figure, and the lunar date is the beginning of June. Although the result is a bit passable when you encounter a leap month, the February 9, 2010 Lunar calendar in the following figure should be December 26, but because of that year there was a leap May, the innocent more than one months. But it's a lot quicker than coding, and the leap month is not every day.

Enter Date

③ If you want to be fully displayed in the lunar calendar, you can enter the following formula: =mid ("Xing"), MOD (TEXT (now (), "[$-130000]e") -4,10) +1,1) &mid ("Kaniko has not been Shin Hai" in the afternoon, MOD (now (), "[$-130000]e") -4,12) +1,1 & "Year" &text (Now (), "[$-130000][dbnum1]m month D-Day")

Input formula

④ for the various parameters of the formula, if you have questions you can leave a message, I will be with you to answer.

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