Convert mm/dd/yyyy text format to date format

I imported a csv file and the date column is in text format. How do I convert it from m/d/yyyy text format to yyyy-mm-dd DATE format in Numbers v 3.1?
Thanks for any help you can give!

UPDATE: I found that your formula didnt produce the correct result
It changed mm/dd/yyyy to yyyy/dd/mm — rather than the desired yyyy/mm/dd
By hacking at it, I found that changing the D column formulas around fixed this.
Your original function:
D2=RIGHT(A2,4)&"-"&MID(A2, B2+1, C2−B2−1)&"-"&LEFT(A2,B2−1)
Changed:
D2 =RIGHT(A2,4)&"-"&LEFT(A2,B2−1)&"-"&+MID(A2, B2+1, C2−B2−1)

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                 ON (CHANGELIST.EMPLOYEE=CURRFTE.EMPLOYEE)
/--Added by KAM--/
                 AND (CHANGELIST.COMPANY=CURRFTE.COMPANY)
                 INNER JOIN LAWSON.PGSELECT PGSELECT
                   ON ((EMPLOYEE.COMPANY=PGSELECT.COMPANY)
                 AND (EMPLOYEE.EMP_STATUS=PGSELECT.BEGIN_VALUE))
                 LEFT OUTER JOIN LAWSON.PAPOSITION
                 ON (EMPLOYEE.POSITION=PAPOSITION.POSITION)
                 AND (EMPLOYEE.COMPANY=PAPOSITION.COMPANY)
                 INNER JOIN LAWSON.PAEMPLOYEE
                 ON (CHANGELIST.EMPLOYEE=PAEMPLOYEE.EMPLOYEE)
/--Added by KAM--/
                AND (CHANGELIST.COMPANY=PAEMPLOYEE.COMPANY)
WHERE
(PGSELECT.GROUP_NAME='G:ACTIVE' OR PGSELECT.GROUP_NAME='G:INACTIVE')
>

Hi Arsh,
The error message you receive i.e.
ORA-01830: date format picture ends before converting entire input string
is an Oracle error.
The following document would be helpful:
ORA-01830:     date format picture ends before converting entire input string
Cause:     A valid date format picture included extra data. The first part of the format picture was converted into a valid date, but the remaining data was not required.
Action:     Check the specifications for date format pictures and correct the statement.
Regards,
Alpana

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