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Today's tutorial on Excel Sessions covers using string and date functions to change dates in any format. Date formats not recognized by Excel can be adjusted by selecting the date, pressing Ctrl+1, choosing date category, selecting a format, and pressing OK. If the text in a cell does not change to date format, date and string functions can be combined. The DATE function requires three parameters: year (last four digits in cell A2), month (two digits after the first dot in A2), and day (first two characters in A2). This process can be achieved by using the Date function with the parameters mentioned.