You need to use regexreplace first to remove the time part of the time stamp, and then the Text() function will properly transform the way you want.

=TEXT(REGEXREPLACE("date timestamp string","\d+:\d+:\d+",""),"MM")

Note: the timestamp part of the formula - may need to be altered depending on what exactly your string looks like, if you post an example of the string your starting with - I can modify the regex for you to fit that criteria

You need to use regexreplace first to remove the time part of the time stamp, and then the Text() function will properly transform the way you want.

=TEXT(REGEXREPLACE("date timestamp string","\d+:\d+:\d+",""),"MM")

Note: the timestamp part of the formula - may need to be altered depending on what exactly your string looks like, if you post an example of the string your starting with - I can modify the regex for you to fit that criteria

ALso if you share an example sheet - we can incorporate your DCOUNTA or a COUNTIF alternative

You need to use regexreplace first to remove the time part of the time stamp, and then the Text() function will properly transform the way you want.

=TEXT(REGEXREPLACE("date timestamp string","\d+:\d+:\d+",""),"MM")

Note: the timestamp part of the formula - may need to be altered depending on what exactly your string looks like, if you post an example of the string your starting with - I can modify the regex for you to fit that criteria

You need to use regexreplace first to remove the time part of the time stamp, and then the Text() function will properly transform the way you want.

=TEXT(REGEXREPLACE("date timestamp string","\d+:\d+:\d+",""),"MM")

Note: the timestamp part of the formula - may need to be altered depending on what exactly your string looks like, if you post an example of the string your starting with - I can modify the regex for you to fit that criteria