Excel import to MySQL: Date inserted as 0000-00-00 -

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i have used phpexcel library import excel file (.xlsx) , insert mysql. i'm facing 2 problems date field:

1- in excel sheet try change date format desired one. upon saving, cells show format need (yyyy/mm/dd) when double-click edit them again change how before (mm/dd/yyyy).

2- when file imported mysql through phpexcel columns inserted correctly except date column inserts 0000-00-00. format in excelsheet same in mysql enters zeros.

please help!

the value store in phpexcel excel serialized datetime value (a float, representing number of days since 1/1/1900 or 1/1/9004 depending on whether windows or mac calendar used). changing format changing way value displayed.

you either need know in advance whether cell contains date, or test using phpexcel_shared_date::isdatetime() method, , convert appropriately. can either retrieve using getformattedvalue() return value formatted string; or use built-in conversion functions convert unix timestamp (phpexcel_shared_date::exceltophp()) or php datetime object (phpexcel_shared_date::exceltophpobject()) can format using standard php date formatting functions before using in mysql insert/update statements.


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