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concatenate a date
I need to concatenate a date with a text value without the date being turned
into a serial number.....EX: if 8/26/2003 is in A1 and "John Doe" is in A2, when =concatenate(a1,a2), I get '37828John Doe" but what I need is 8/26/2003John Doe I am doing this in code, by the way and it is being reflected in my worksheet |
concatenate a date
=CONCATENATE(TEXT(A1,"mm/dd/yyyy"),A2)
-- Regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "ibeetb" wrote in message ... I need to concatenate a date with a text value without the date being turned into a serial number.....EX: if 8/26/2003 is in A1 and "John Doe" is in A2, when =concatenate(a1,a2), I get '37828John Doe" but what I need is 8/26/2003John Doe I am doing this in code, by the way and it is being reflected in my worksheet |
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