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Default making comments within a formula

While perhaps not as "alerting" to it being a comment as the N function is,
you can save 4 characters and a function call by doing it this way...

=A1&" should be paid on: "&TEXT(B1,"mm/dd/yyyy")&LEFT("due date of
payment",0)

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I have often used N to resolve a numeric value, such as in OFFSET.



If you want a comment in a text result, you can combine N & T

=A1&" should be paid on: "&TEXT(B1,"mm/dd/yyyy")&TEXT(N("due date of
payment"),"")

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Bob

"smartin" wrote in message
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Nice one! I don't think I've ever had a use for N() until now.

Bob Phillips wrote:
=126.22+N("Mechanic")+38.56+N("Medication")+37.93+ N("Rubios bar and
grill")




 
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