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Numeric date to text..formatting question
I APOLOGIIZE IN ADVANCE IF THIS IS A DUPLICATE POST. I POSTED 3 HOURS
AGO AND IT STILL HAS NOT APPEARED IN THE EXCEL AREA, SO I ASSUME SOMETHING WENT WRONG! I am attempting to convert a date to text, and am having trouble with the formatting. Specifically, I wish to convert a date in the form mm/ dd/yyyy to text in exactly the same format. I am using excel 2000. Using the command =Text(Text,text-format), I am having trouble with the format piece. "Help" tell me that the format code is based on he "format cells numeric" definitions. My problem is that the code appears to be a number, and nowhere can I find what number produces what defined text format! Can someone either give me the code I need, or point me in the right direction to get an answer. Thanks in advance |
Numeric date to text..formatting question
This has been asked and answered twice already today. I wonder if you're
having a newsgroup issue, but if you are, you won't be able to see my response. Barb Reinhardt "JHB" wrote: I APOLOGIIZE IN ADVANCE IF THIS IS A DUPLICATE POST. I POSTED 3 HOURS AGO AND IT STILL HAS NOT APPEARED IN THE EXCEL AREA, SO I ASSUME SOMETHING WENT WRONG! I am attempting to convert a date to text, and am having trouble with the formatting. Specifically, I wish to convert a date in the form mm/ dd/yyyy to text in exactly the same format. I am using excel 2000. Using the command =Text(Text,text-format), I am having trouble with the format piece. "Help" tell me that the format code is based on he "format cells numeric" definitions. My problem is that the code appears to be a number, and nowhere can I find what number produces what defined text format! Can someone either give me the code I need, or point me in the right direction to get an answer. Thanks in advance |
Numeric date to text..formatting question
If you are using Google Groups, it hasn't updated since yesterday so you
won't be able to see your earlier posts, or indeed this one !! Pete "JHB" wrote in message ... I APOLOGIIZE IN ADVANCE IF THIS IS A DUPLICATE POST. I POSTED 3 HOURS AGO AND IT STILL HAS NOT APPEARED IN THE EXCEL AREA, SO I ASSUME SOMETHING WENT WRONG! I am attempting to convert a date to text, and am having trouble with the formatting. Specifically, I wish to convert a date in the form mm/ dd/yyyy to text in exactly the same format. I am using excel 2000. Using the command =Text(Text,text-format), I am having trouble with the format piece. "Help" tell me that the format code is based on he "format cells numeric" definitions. My problem is that the code appears to be a number, and nowhere can I find what number produces what defined text format! Can someone either give me the code I need, or point me in the right direction to get an answer. Thanks in advance |
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