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Hi I would like to ask for help on the following:
I would like to concatenate datevalue([Process_Date]) & [Employee_Number] When I use the formula above the datevalue function gives me the date serial number for the process_date however it won't allow me to concatenate with the general number that is used in the employee_Number field. I would like to concatenate the serial number of the process_date with the employee_number Thanks in advance for any help |
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Not sure of exactly how you want it formated, but this should get you headed
in the right direction: =CONCATENATE(TEXT(process_date,"mm/dd/yyyy"),employee_number) "ram" wrote in message ... Hi I would like to ask for help on the following: I would like to concatenate datevalue([Process_Date]) & [Employee_Number] When I use the formula above the datevalue function gives me the date serial number for the process_date however it won't allow me to concatenate with the general number that is used in the employee_Number field. I would like to concatenate the serial number of the process_date with the employee_number Thanks in advance for any help |
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