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how do I get this
=((DATE(2005,12,30))&" YTD")

to look like this

Dec 05 YTD

Right now I have a Cell that look like : 38716 YTD
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=TEXT(DATE(2005,12,30),"mmm dd")&" YTD"

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how do I get this
=((DATE(2005,12,30))&" YTD")

to look like this

Dec 05 YTD

Right now I have a Cell that look like : 38716 YTD



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or you could just format the cell as mmm dd \YT\D

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=TEXT(DATE(2005,12,30),"mmm dd")&" YTD"

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how do I get this
=((DATE(2005,12,30))&" YTD")

to look like this

Dec 05 YTD

Right now I have a Cell that look like : 38716 YTD





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