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Hello, I am trying to use the concatenate operator to
combine 3 different individual strings with numbers in them into one string. Something like this: month = xx day = xx year = xx date = month & "/" & day & "/" & year But this doesn't work. Is this the correct operator to use for this kind of purpose and I am just using it incorrectly? Or is there a whole other way and I am missing something? |
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