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Date question
Hi
I'm trying to combine the word "Date:" with the TODAY() feature, so that it looks like Date: 6/6/09. Can someone help? Thanks and have... -- OneFineDay |
Date question
Try this
="Date : "&TEXT(TODAY(),"m/d/yy") If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "M Thompson" wrote: Hi I'm trying to combine the word "Date:" with the TODAY() feature, so that it looks like Date: 6/6/09. Can someone help? Thanks and have... -- OneFineDay |
Date question
That's about as good as it gets! Thanks.....
-- OneFineDay "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Try this ="Date : "&TEXT(TODAY(),"m/d/yy") If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "M Thompson" wrote: Hi I'm trying to combine the word "Date:" with the TODAY() feature, so that it looks like Date: 6/6/09. Can someone help? Thanks and have... -- OneFineDay |
Date question
I'm trying to combine the word "Date:" with the TODAY() feature, so
that it looks like Date: 6/6/09. Can someone help? One way is to put this in the cell =TODAY() and use Format Cells Custom with this in the Type: "Date: "m/d/yy This way, the cell is still a numeric date and it can be used in date calculations. |
Date question
Good idea. Thanks!
-- OneFineDay "MyVeryOwnSelf" wrote: I'm trying to combine the word "Date:" with the TODAY() feature, so that it looks like Date: 6/6/09. Can someone help? One way is to put this in the cell =TODAY() and use Format Cells Custom with this in the Type: "Date: "m/d/yy This way, the cell is still a numeric date and it can be used in date calculations. |
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