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i am concatenating several cells. one of the cells has a date - its format
in the cell that i am concatenating is 11/30/03. however, when i concatenate the cell its format becomes the numerical equivalent of the date 37955. how can i get around this? thank you in advance for your help. -- BDW |
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you can use the text function like this:
=A2&TEXT(A3,"mm/dd/yy") Which concatenates A2 with the date in a3 (formatted as in your example) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "April" wrote: i am concatenating several cells. one of the cells has a date - its format in the cell that i am concatenating is 11/30/03. however, when i concatenate the cell its format becomes the numerical equivalent of the date 37955. how can i get around this? thank you in advance for your help. -- BDW |
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Hi
=A1 & Text(B1,"mm/dd/yy") & C1 Where B1 is the date cell. Regards, Per "April" skrev i meddelelsen ... i am concatenating several cells. one of the cells has a date - its format in the cell that i am concatenating is 11/30/03. however, when i concatenate the cell its format becomes the numerical equivalent of the date 37955. how can i get around this? thank you in advance for your help. -- BDW |
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Thanks to both Luke and Per. This works perfectly
-- BDW "Luke M" wrote: you can use the text function like this: =A2&TEXT(A3,"mm/dd/yy") Which concatenates A2 with the date in a3 (formatted as in your example) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "April" wrote: i am concatenating several cells. one of the cells has a date - its format in the cell that i am concatenating is 11/30/03. however, when i concatenate the cell its format becomes the numerical equivalent of the date 37955. how can i get around this? thank you in advance for your help. -- BDW |
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i sent a thank you for the help yesterday (all the solutions worked).
however, my email seemed to be stalled so i don't know if the thank you was sent or not. if not, a big thanks again. -- aprilshowers "April" wrote: i am concatenating several cells. one of the cells has a date - its format in the cell that i am concatenating is 11/30/03. however, when i concatenate the cell its format becomes the numerical equivalent of the date 37955. how can i get around this? thank you in advance for your help. -- BDW |
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Hi April
Thanks for your reply, I am glad to help. Your post was sent yesterday. /Per "april" skrev i meddelelsen ... i sent a thank you for the help yesterday (all the solutions worked). however, my email seemed to be stalled so i don't know if the thank you was sent or not. if not, a big thanks again. -- aprilshowers "April" wrote: i am concatenating several cells. one of the cells has a date - its format in the cell that i am concatenating is 11/30/03. however, when i concatenate the cell its format becomes the numerical equivalent of the date 37955. how can i get around this? thank you in advance for your help. -- BDW |
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