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Date reverts to numeric format
I have a date in this format May 1, 2009. Id like to keep it in that format,
but when I concaternate it with another cell, the date converts to a numeric format. How can I prevent this? |
Date reverts to numeric format
Try the below
=TEXT(A1,"mmm d, yyyy") =TEXT(A1,"mmm d, yyyy") & A2 If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "ManhattanRebel" wrote: I have a date in this format May 1, 2009. Id like to keep it in that format, but when I concaternate it with another cell, the date converts to a numeric format. How can I prevent this? |
Date reverts to numeric format
=TEXT(A1,"mmm d, yyyy")&" the text to which you want it concatenated"
or =TEXT(A1,"mmmm d, yyyy")&" the text to which you want it concatenated" -- David Biddulph "ManhattanRebel" wrote in message ... I have a date in this format May 1, 2009. I'd like to keep it in that format, but when I concaternate it with another cell, the date converts to a numeric format. How can I prevent this? |
Date reverts to numeric format
Thank you... I appreciate your help.
"David Biddulph" wrote: =TEXT(A1,"mmm d, yyyy")&" the text to which you want it concatenated" or =TEXT(A1,"mmmm d, yyyy")&" the text to which you want it concatenated" -- David Biddulph "ManhattanRebel" wrote in message ... I have a date in this format May 1, 2009. I'd like to keep it in that format, but when I concaternate it with another cell, the date converts to a numeric format. How can I prevent this? . |
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