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Hi,
I would like to have a function that makes a cell say this ... Reverse Check # (a function that references the check) on (a function that pulls a date) from account (a funtion that pulls the account number). All this information that is needed to be referenced to is located in the spreadsheet. |
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="Reverse Check # " & Check_number_cell & " on " & Date_cel l& " from Account
" & Account_number _Cell "Schwimms" wrote: Hi, I would like to have a function that makes a cell say this ... Reverse Check # (a function that references the check) on (a function that pulls a date) from account (a funtion that pulls the account number). All this information that is needed to be referenced to is located in the spreadsheet. |
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Place the text portions of your formula in double-quotes. Then use the &
symbol to combine the different portions of your formula. Something like this: ="Reverse Check # "&A1&" on "&B1&" from account "&C1&"." This assumes your Check # is stored in A1, your date is stored in B1, and your account number is stored in C1. Adjust the references as needed. HTH, Elkar "Schwimms" wrote: Hi, I would like to have a function that makes a cell say this ... Reverse Check # (a function that references the check) on (a function that pulls a date) from account (a funtion that pulls the account number). All this information that is needed to be referenced to is located in the spreadsheet. |
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Place the date reference within a TEXT function. Something like:
TEXT(B1,"m/d/yy") You can pick whatever date format you wish. HTH, Elkar "Schwimms" wrote: Ok one more quick question. Its change the date to a number how do I make it stay at a date? "Elkar" wrote: Place the text portions of your formula in double-quotes. Then use the & symbol to combine the different portions of your formula. Something like this: ="Reverse Check # "&A1&" on "&B1&" from account "&C1&"." This assumes your Check # is stored in A1, your date is stored in B1, and your account number is stored in C1. Adjust the references as needed. HTH, Elkar "Schwimms" wrote: Hi, I would like to have a function that makes a cell say this ... Reverse Check # (a function that references the check) on (a function that pulls a date) from account (a funtion that pulls the account number). All this information that is needed to be referenced to is located in the spreadsheet. |
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I got it, THANK YOU, my boss thought I'd be doing this for 3 more hours, took
me 20 minutes "Elkar" wrote: Place the date reference within a TEXT function. Something like: TEXT(B1,"m/d/yy") You can pick whatever date format you wish. HTH, Elkar "Schwimms" wrote: Ok one more quick question. Its change the date to a number how do I make it stay at a date? "Elkar" wrote: Place the text portions of your formula in double-quotes. Then use the & symbol to combine the different portions of your formula. Something like this: ="Reverse Check # "&A1&" on "&B1&" from account "&C1&"." This assumes your Check # is stored in A1, your date is stored in B1, and your account number is stored in C1. Adjust the references as needed. HTH, Elkar "Schwimms" wrote: Hi, I would like to have a function that makes a cell say this ... Reverse Check # (a function that references the check) on (a function that pulls a date) from account (a funtion that pulls the account number). All this information that is needed to be referenced to is located in the spreadsheet. |
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Sorry not getting it can you write the exact formula again the way you did it
the first time??? PLEASE "Elkar" wrote: Place the date reference within a TEXT function. Something like: TEXT(B1,"m/d/yy") You can pick whatever date format you wish. HTH, Elkar "Schwimms" wrote: Ok one more quick question. Its change the date to a number how do I make it stay at a date? "Elkar" wrote: Place the text portions of your formula in double-quotes. Then use the & symbol to combine the different portions of your formula. Something like this: ="Reverse Check # "&A1&" on "&B1&" from account "&C1&"." This assumes your Check # is stored in A1, your date is stored in B1, and your account number is stored in C1. Adjust the references as needed. HTH, Elkar "Schwimms" wrote: Hi, I would like to have a function that makes a cell say this ... Reverse Check # (a function that references the check) on (a function that pulls a date) from account (a funtion that pulls the account number). All this information that is needed to be referenced to is located in the spreadsheet. |
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Awesomeness thanks guys!
"Schwimms" wrote: Hi, I would like to have a function that makes a cell say this ... Reverse Check # (a function that references the check) on (a function that pulls a date) from account (a funtion that pulls the account number). All this information that is needed to be referenced to is located in the spreadsheet. |
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It looks like the insert because it didn't do it after I changed my macro and
ran it. "Schwimms" wrote: Hi, I would like to have a function that makes a cell say this ... Reverse Check # (a function that references the check) on (a function that pulls a date) from account (a funtion that pulls the account number). All this information that is needed to be referenced to is located in the spreadsheet. |
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