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=TEXT fuction
C5 has a text format and contains, for example, "04-15-2010" or
"12-02-2002" or is empty. How do I write a =TEXT function where "value" refers to C5 and "format- text" returns the contents of C5 with 10-characters (for example: "04-15-2010" or "12-02-2002" or " ")? |
=TEXT fuction
"gary c" wrote:
How do I write a =TEXT function where "value" refers to C5 and "format-text" returns the contents of C5 with 10-characters (for example: "04-15-2010" or "12-02-2002" or " ")? =LEFT(C5&REPT(" ",10),10) You can replace REPT(" ",10) with a string that contains spaces. I used REPT for clarity and flexibility. |
=TEXT fuction
On Dec 24, 9:21*am, "joeu2004" wrote:
"gary c" wrote: How do I write a =TEXT function where "value" refers to C5 and "format-text" returns the contents of C5 with 10-characters (for example: "04-15-2010" or "12-02-2002" or " * * * * *")? =LEFT(C5&REPT(" ",10),10) You can replace REPT(" ",10) with a string that contains spaces. *I used REPT for clarity and flexibility. Thank you, very much. Now I'll post a new more-complidated question. |
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