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On the Summary tab I want to type 2010 YTD = [BLAH] into cell B2. I want the
Blah to represent the data currently in cell A2 on the Data Tab. How would I
write this formula?
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Hi,

Like this

="2010 YTD " & TEXT(Data!A2,"dd/mm/yyyy")

Change the date format to the one you want
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On the Summary tab I want to type 2010 YTD = [BLAH] into cell B2. I want the
Blah to represent the data currently in cell A2 on the Data Tab. How would I
write this formula?

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Hi Pass-the-Reality,

On the Summary tab I want to type 2010 YTD = [BLAH] into cell B2. I want the
Blah to represent the data currently in cell A2 on the Data Tab. How would I
write this formula?


Like this perhaps?

="2010 YTD " & Data!A2

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