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To get the year from the date that you have in cell A1, use the following steps: First, edit cell B1, and enter the ?=?. After that, enter the YEAR function and the starting parentheses. Now, refer to cell A1 where you have the date. In the end, enter closing parentheses and hit enter to get the result.

This example first splits the date by using (' ') and then take the value at index = 0 of the array returned after split using split() method. It works with Date objects.

For this, select the month numbers (C2:C8), click Sort & Filter > Sort Smallest to Largest, and then expand the selection when Excel asks you to do so. If all done correctly, you will get the following result: Please pay attention that our data is now sorted by month, ignoring the years and days within each month.

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To split the date column into separate day, month, and year columns, we can use the pd. to_datetime() function to convert the date column into a Pandas datetime object. Then, we can use the dt accessor to extract the day, month, and year components from the datetime object.