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How do I concatenate two date fields
How do I concatenate two date fields (2/1/2010 & 4/4/2010) with results of
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How do I concatenate two date fields
=TEXT(A2,"d/m") & " - " & TEXT(A3,"d/m")
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 4 May 2010 09:46:01 -0700, fetter wrote: How do I concatenate two date fields (2/1/2010 & 4/4/2010) with results of 2/1 - 4/4 |
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How do I concatenate two date fields
With dates in A1 & B1 use:
=TEXT(A1,"m/d") & " - " & TEXT(B1,"m/d") -- Gary''s Student - gsnu201002 "fetter" wrote: How do I concatenate two date fields (2/1/2010 & 4/4/2010) with results of 2/1 - 4/4 |
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