CleanMySheet guide
Standardize mixed date formats in a spreadsheet
CleanMySheet infers day-first vs month-first from unambiguous samples in the column (14/03 must be DMY; 03/14 must be MDY). Output defaults to YYYY-MM-DD. Catalog presets write DD/MM/YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY. Ambiguous 03/04/2022 is left unchanged if the column does not reveal the order.
Date issues will be highlighted after scan.
Drop CSV or Excel here
Tap to choose a file. Parsing stays on this device.
Parsing stays on this device. Optional: drop a .cleanmysheet.json recipe with it.
Steps
- Upload the file
- Search “dates” or apply Standardize dates
- Use Dates as DD/MM/YYYY if you need that output
- Hover changed cells to see the conversion reason
Ambiguous 03/04/22
If one part is greater than 12, that side is the day. If every sample is 03/04-style, we do not guess month vs day—we leave those cells as they are rather than assuming US month-first.
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