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Question using dates in a statement
I am currently trying to write a statement that uses two dates from another
worksheet (same workbook) as a title for the first worksheet. However, when I insert the cells into the statement, the date values do not appear. My statement looks like: ="Date Range: " & DataRange!A2 & " to " & DataRange!B2 The output looks like: Date Range: 39075 to 39081 Is there a way to convert the numeric values into dates in this statement? Thanks. |
Question using dates in a statement
Use the TEXT() function to format the dates.
-- Gary's Student "Wink20TCU" wrote: I am currently trying to write a statement that uses two dates from another worksheet (same workbook) as a title for the first worksheet. However, when I insert the cells into the statement, the date values do not appear. My statement looks like: ="Date Range: " & DataRange!A2 & " to " & DataRange!B2 The output looks like: Date Range: 39075 to 39081 Is there a way to convert the numeric values into dates in this statement? Thanks. |
Question using dates in a statement
="Date Range: " & text(datarange!a2,"mm/dd/yyyy") & ....
Use the format you like. Wink20TCU wrote: I am currently trying to write a statement that uses two dates from another worksheet (same workbook) as a title for the first worksheet. However, when I insert the cells into the statement, the date values do not appear. My statement looks like: ="Date Range: " & DataRange!A2 & " to " & DataRange!B2 The output looks like: Date Range: 39075 to 39081 Is there a way to convert the numeric values into dates in this statement? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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