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don

concatenting dates showing m/d instead of m/d/y
 
I have a program that finds rolling 1 - 30 aged data.
The heading has 1 - 30
above that I would like to put the dates, such as 1/18 - 2/17
The below subroutine does that except the dates show the year also.

Any ideas on how to have it show what I want.
Thanks
Don

Sub concatenate()
Range("A12").NumberFormat = "m/d"
Range("a16") = Range("A12") & " - " & Range("B12")
Range("A16").NumberFormat = "m/d"

End Sub

Gary''s Student

concatenting dates showing m/d instead of m/d/y
 
Look at:

Sub Macro1()
Range("H1").Value = Application.Text(Range("F1").Value, "m/d;@") & "-" &
Application.Text(Range("G1").Value, "m/d;@")
End Sub


with dates in F1 and G1
--
Gary''s Student


"don" wrote:

I have a program that finds rolling 1 - 30 aged data.
The heading has 1 - 30
above that I would like to put the dates, such as 1/18 - 2/17
The below subroutine does that except the dates show the year also.

Any ideas on how to have it show what I want.
Thanks
Don

Sub concatenate()
Range("A12").NumberFormat = "m/d"
Range("a16") = Range("A12") & " - " & Range("B12")
Range("A16").NumberFormat = "m/d"

End Sub


Ron Rosenfeld

concatenting dates showing m/d instead of m/d/y
 
On Fri, 17 Feb 2006 18:34:50 -0800, don wrote:

I have a program that finds rolling 1 - 30 aged data.
The heading has 1 - 30
above that I would like to put the dates, such as 1/18 - 2/17
The below subroutine does that except the dates show the year also.

Any ideas on how to have it show what I want.
Thanks
Don

Sub concatenate()
Range("A12").NumberFormat = "m/d"
Range("a16") = Range("A12") & " - " & Range("B12")
Range("A16").NumberFormat = "m/d"

End Sub



Sub concatenate()

Range("a16") = Format(Range("A12"), "m/d") & _
" - " & Format(Range("B12"), "m/d")

End Sub


--ron


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