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The Rook[_2_]

Date Formatting when using &
 
A1 is currently populated with a date, custom formatted as dd-mmm-yy. A2 is
populated with =text(a1,"DDDD") to show what day this is.

What I am wanting to do is put them both togther to show the Day in text
along with the date as custom format dd-mmm-yy. I have currently entered:

=a2&" "&a1, but this shows thae date as a number. How can I format it so it
show as I require it or is there a format to show it as this anyway?

regards

Mladen_Dj

Date Formatting when using &
 
On Mar 21, 12:54 pm, The Rook
wrote:
A1 is currently populated with a date, custom formatted as dd-mmm-yy. A2 is
populated with =text(a1,"DDDD") to show what day this is.

What I am wanting to do is put them both togther to show the Day in text
along with the date as custom format dd-mmm-yy. I have currently entered:

=a2&" "&a1, but this shows thae date as a number. How can I format it so it
show as I require it or is there a format to show it as this anyway?

regards


Use custom number format "dd-mmmm-yy dddd", and theres no neeed for
formulas.

Regards
--
Mladen
http://excelancije.bloger.hr


JMay

Date Formatting when using &
 
In A3:

=TEXT(A1,"mm/dd/yyyy")& " " & TEXT(A1,"dddd")

"Mladen_Dj" wrote in message
ups.com:

On Mar 21, 12:54 pm, The Rook
wrote:
A1 is currently populated with a date, custom formatted as dd-mmm-yy. A2 is
populated with =text(a1,"DDDD") to show what day this is.

What I am wanting to do is put them both togther to show the Day in text
along with the date as custom format dd-mmm-yy. I have currently entered:

=a2&" "&a1, but this shows thae date as a number. How can I format it so it
show as I require it or is there a format to show it as this anyway?

regards


Use custom number format "dd-mmmm-yy dddd", and theres no neeed for
formulas.

Regards
--
Mladen
http://excelancije.bloger.hr




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