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I'm trying to combine two date cells in a from - to sense
ie

Cell 1 has 31/12/03 in it and (formatted dd/mm/yy)
cell B2 has 31/12/04 in it (formatted dd/mm/yy)

I want cell C3 to show 31/12/03 - 31/12/04

any help welcome
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=TEXT(B1,"DD/MM/YY") & " - " & TEXT(B1,"DD/MM/YY")

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Hello Everybody

I'm trying to combine two date cells in a from - to sense
ie

Cell 1 has 31/12/03 in it and (formatted dd/mm/yy)
cell B2 has 31/12/04 in it (formatted dd/mm/yy)

I want cell C3 to show 31/12/03 - 31/12/04

any help welcome


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"Frank Kabel" wrote:

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=TEXT(B1,"DD/MM/YY") & " - " & TEXT(B1,"DD/MM/YY")

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

"antinoz" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Hello Everybody

I'm trying to combine two date cells in a from - to sense
ie

Cell 1 has 31/12/03 in it and (formatted dd/mm/yy)
cell B2 has 31/12/04 in it (formatted dd/mm/yy)

I want cell C3 to show 31/12/03 - 31/12/04

any help welcome



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