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I am using execl 2000. In my spreadsheet I have to calculate how many days it
takes to send out requests from receiveing them. I have set up a formula which takesaway the date the request was sent out from the data the request was received. So if the dates in the requests field received and requests field sent are the same it will show 0, if the dates are different by 1 day it will show as 1 etc. Is their any way that I can enter text into the formula so that it will put day in Eg: 0 Day, 1 Day, 2 Day etc |
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Yes:
puull-down: Format Cell... Custom and enter General & " Day" in place of General -- Gary's Student "horseman" wrote: I am using execl 2000. In my spreadsheet I have to calculate how many days it takes to send out requests from receiveing them. I have set up a formula which takesaway the date the request was sent out from the data the request was received. So if the dates in the requests field received and requests field sent are the same it will show 0, if the dates are different by 1 day it will show as 1 etc. Is their any way that I can enter text into the formula so that it will put day in Eg: 0 Day, 1 Day, 2 Day etc |
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Thanks for that
"Gary''s Student" wrote: Yes: puull-down: Format Cell... Custom and enter General & " Day" in place of General -- Gary's Student "horseman" wrote: I am using execl 2000. In my spreadsheet I have to calculate how many days it takes to send out requests from receiveing them. I have set up a formula which takesaway the date the request was sent out from the data the request was received. So if the dates in the requests field received and requests field sent are the same it will show 0, if the dates are different by 1 day it will show as 1 etc. Is their any way that I can enter text into the formula so that it will put day in Eg: 0 Day, 1 Day, 2 Day etc |
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Try =(A1-B1)&" days"
best wishes -- Bernard Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove CAPS in email address "horseman" wrote in message ... I am using execl 2000. In my spreadsheet I have to calculate how many days it takes to send out requests from receiveing them. I have set up a formula which takesaway the date the request was sent out from the data the request was received. So if the dates in the requests field received and requests field sent are the same it will show 0, if the dates are different by 1 day it will show as 1 etc. Is their any way that I can enter text into the formula so that it will put day in Eg: 0 Day, 1 Day, 2 Day etc |
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