CONCATENATE And Date Format
By using a single quote (apostrophe), you are forcing a string rather than a
real date.
If you want to omit the single quote, then use the TEXT() function:
=CONCATENATE(TEXT(A4,"m/d/yyyy")," - ",TEXT(B4,"m/d/yyyy"))
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Gary's Student
"Joseph Zuraski II" wrote:
I've always been doing formatting as =CONCATENATE(A4," - ",B4) where value is
'12/20/2006 on A4 and '12/31/2006 on B4 (12/20/2006 - 12/31/2006 printed
format).
Without the ' on the formula it becomes numerical (39071 - 39082). Is there
a way to make it read (12/20/2006 - 12/31/2006) without the ' symbols?
Thanks,
Joseph Zuraski II
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