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Concatenation prob
On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 17:08:05 -0000, "Francis Hookham"
wrote: A visually handicapped friend is secretary of his club. He receives a list of events on a spreadsheet where the date is given as follows: Col A contains "Jan" Col B contains "1" Col C contains "Tuesday" (which is superfluous in this operation) We know the year is 2008 I am having difficulty in concatenating "1" and "Jan" and "08" into Col D, formatted as "d mmm yy", so I can do away with Cols A-C (Not decided yet whether to simply drag a fromua down the cut and past values back, or the run a macro which might save time in long run because it could delete empty rows at same time) Please help, it's going to take me hours by hand otherwise. Francis Hookham =--(B1&A1&"2008") Format/Cells/Number/Custom Type: dddd, mmmm dd, yyyy or one of the preset date formats. --ron |
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On Sat, 08 Sep 2007 08:36:02 -0400, Ron Rosenfeld
wrote: On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 17:08:05 -0000, "Francis Hookham" wrote: A visually handicapped friend is secretary of his club. He receives a list of events on a spreadsheet where the date is given as follows: Col A contains "Jan" Col B contains "1" Col C contains "Tuesday" (which is superfluous in this operation) We know the year is 2008 I am having difficulty in concatenating "1" and "Jan" and "08" into Col D, formatted as "d mmm yy", so I can do away with Cols A-C (Not decided yet whether to simply drag a fromua down the cut and past values back, or the run a macro which might save time in long run because it could delete empty rows at same time) Please help, it's going to take me hours by hand otherwise. Francis Hookham =--(B1&A1&"2008") Format/Cells/Number/Custom Type: dddd, mmmm dd, yyyy or one of the preset date formats. --ron I missed part of what you wrote. You should format the result as "d mmm yy" One other solution, if you want a TEXT representation of the date, would be this formula: =TEXT(A1&B1&"2008","d mmm yy") After you have generated the results by one of the two methods above Select the column Edit/Copy Edit/Paste Special/Values You can then delete or hide columns A-C --ron |
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