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I have a column (J) which contains a date in the format "20/06/2009".
I need to do 3 things to it: - firstly add one month to the date // secondly format the date as "2009/07/20" and finally put single quotes around the date so it looks like " '2009/07/20' " Whilst by using =J2+31 gives me the added month and by formatting the cell using special yyyy/mm/dd gives me the correct look of the date but as soon as i then try and put the sinlge quote around the date using ="'"&(J2+31)&"'" then it returns an answer of " '40032' " How can i best resolve this please. (I need the single quote as the date is going to be copied into another program) I have a column of aboout 400 rows for which i need to drag this formula down. With thanks Bob |
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