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如何在Excel中将1-12转换为月份名称？

想象一下，您刚刚收到一份销售报告，其中月份被列为从 1 到 12 的数字，您需要将它们显示为相应的月份名称，如下面的屏幕截图所示。想知道如何实现这一目标？在本文中，我们将指导您通过两种有效的方法将月份数字无缝转换为月份名称。

使用 TEXT 函数将月份数字转换为月份名称

实际上，我们可以应用 文字 函数可在 Excel 中轻松将月份数字（从 1 到 12）转换为月份名称。请按以下步骤操作：

  1. 选择要在其中显示月份名称的空白单元格（例如示例中的单元格 C2），然后键入以下公式： 
    =TEXT(A2*29,"mmm")
    提示： A2 是月份列表中的第一个单元格，您将开始将月份数字转换为月份名称。
  2. 向下拖动公式单元格的填充柄以将公式应用到下面的单元格。

请注意： 要将数字转换为完整的月份名称（例如“January”、“February”）而不是缩写，您需要使用不同的公式： 
=TEXT(A2*29,"mmmm")

使用 Kutools for Excel 将月份数字转换为月份名称

在上面的例子中，很明显 文字 函数擅长创建月份名称，但它是在一个新的单独单元格中执行的。 对于那些有 Kutools for Excel 他们可以使用一种更直接的方法。 通过使用 操作 Kutools 中的功能，您可以直接用相应的月份名称替换月份数字（范围从 1 到 12）。

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  1. 选择要转换为相应月份名称的数字。
  2. 点击 库工具 标签，在 编辑 组，选择 更多 > 操作.
    提示： 根据您的显示设置， 操作 命令也可能在 编辑 组。
  3. 在 操作工具 对话框，请执行以下操作：
    1. 点击 定制版 在选项 操作 框。
    2. 输入公式 =TEXT(?*29,"mmm") ，在 定制版 框。 提示： 更换 “嗯” 和 “嗯嗯” 如果您想显示月份的全名而不是三个字母的缩写，请在公式中添加。
    3. （可选）检查 创建公式 选项。 提示： 如果您希望公式出现在单元格中，请选中此选项。如果您不选择此选项，单元格将仅显示公式的最终结果。
    4. 点击 Ok.

结果

现在您将观察到月份名称已直接替换了所选数字。 看截图：

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Joacim
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I get the same issue, the only return is "00" regardless of using *28 or *29 in the formula. A column only includes numbers 1-12 so and are in text format, so I can't figure out the issue.
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Hi there,

Can you show me a screenshot of your data?
Note: Please select the cell where you entered the formula and then take a screenshot that includes both your data and the formula bar.

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For some reason neither the TEXT formula (=TEXT(cell reference;"mmmm")) nor setting the custom cell format to mmmm is working - both simply return the value "00". Any ideas why this is happening? Simply using the MONTH formula returns the correct month number, so the problem can't be the format of the date.
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Amanda Lee     Heike
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Hi there,

I think the formula in the tutorial is =TEXT(A2*29,"mmm"). And A2 in the formula is the number, say, 2, that you want to convert it to the month text, say, February.

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is there a way to do the kutools example above without getting the extension? For example I type number 1 - 12 on a cell and it automatically changes to a month name?
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Can you explain why is number 29 in this formula ?
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Amanda Lee     MOULI
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You could also use 28 instead of 29 with the same results.
30 will fail for February and 27 will fail for December, so the only options are 28 and 29
John #30837
30 should fail for February but doesn't because Excel incorrectly assumes that 1900 was a leap year.
27 actually fails for September, October, November and December
Chris #30838

Hi, the above two comments from the page should explain the reason.
If you have other questions, please don't hesitate to ask. :)

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Principle works. 29 produces error if you have more than few years. 30.4167 works for more than 10 years.
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Coba ini..


=TEXT( "1/" & A2 & "/2022 " ; "m mm mmm mmmm" )


Keterangan :
"1/" dibuat per tanggal 1
A2 cell angka bulan 1 - 12
"/2022" dibuat per tahun 2022
"m mm mmm mmmm" untuk memilih format.

Nanti hasilnya 4 04 Apr April
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Amanda Lee     antonasf
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Hi, are you tring to have a list of dates in format: day/month/year?
If so, you can just use a formula like this: ="1/"&A2&"/2022".

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Juan Duhalde
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Gracias, me sirvio mucho tu explicación.
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Tom
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Very helpful! Thanks so much!
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Hoang Quyen
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Can you explain why is number 29 in this formula ?
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The text formula treats the number as a day in the year. So 1 would be 1st of January, and 365 would be 31st December. If you convert these numbers to months then 1 would be January and 365 would be December. With 2, the formula would see this as 2nd of January so would still return as January. However, with the 29, we can make this 2 58 instead, which alludes to Feb 27th. The formula will thus return this as feb. The same is applied for the numbers 1 to 12. Hope this helps
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You could also use 28 instead of 29 with the same results.

30 will fail for February and 27 will fail for December, so the only options are 28 and 29
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30 should fail for February but doesn't because Excel incorrectly assumes that 1900 was a leap year.
27 actually fails for September, October, November and December
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