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I need to reference a date cell in another sheet in my workbook. I select
the cell that needs to display the referenced content. Then in the formula bar I type = . Then I move to the sheet containing the cell I want to reference. I select this cell and then click the green checkmark next to the formula bar. The desired date value now shows up in my display cell in the correct format. But I need to add text to this cell. Now my display date loses its format and becomes a plane number. Here is my reference =Sheet1!B15 Here is what I want to do = "(" & Sheet1!B15 & ")" I also tried surrounding the reference with $ =Sheet1!$B$15 This did not help. As soon as I add text I get this: (39752) Is there a way to retain the date format for what I want to do? How to do this? Thanks, Rich |
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