Person has reams of Dates in this format:
yy/mm/dd
needs them in
mm/dd/yy

I am thinking a simple s/// or tr/// in a foreach could do the trick but I am having some difficulty pulling it off. It's weird usually I have no idea how to do something, but know the syntax when someone shoves me in the right direction, but not this time.

Here's what the DATA looks like:
_DATA_
74/05/25
54/03/04
69/08/23
55/08/24

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I realized my code is embarrassing and have chosen NOT to show it.
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In reply to Manipulating Date Numbers by ellem

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