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Slashman

Text & Date Formatting
 
Hi,

I have on a sheet the formula ="Date Of Issue:"&'sheet1'!a1

In Sheet 1, a1 cell I have a date value. (05/10/06 as displayed on that
sheet)

What I get on the other sheet is:

Date of Issue: 38995

How can I format the cell as custom, so it displays:

Date Of Issue: 05/10/06

Thanks for any advice,

Aaron.


Roger Govier

Text & Date Formatting
 
Hi Aaron

Try
="Date Of Issue: "&Text('sheet1'!a1,"dd/mm/yy")

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Regards

Roger Govier


"Slashman" wrote in message
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Hi,

I have on a sheet the formula ="Date Of Issue:"&'sheet1'!a1

In Sheet 1, a1 cell I have a date value. (05/10/06 as displayed on
that
sheet)

What I get on the other sheet is:

Date of Issue: 38995

How can I format the cell as custom, so it displays:

Date Of Issue: 05/10/06

Thanks for any advice,

Aaron.




Gord Dibben

Text & Date Formatting
 
="Date of Issue: " & TEXT(Sheet1!A1,"mmmm d yyyy")


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On 4 Oct 2006 16:29:21 -0700, "Slashman" wrote:

Hi,

I have on a sheet the formula ="Date Of Issue:"&'sheet1'!a1

In Sheet 1, a1 cell I have a date value. (05/10/06 as displayed on that
sheet)

What I get on the other sheet is:

Date of Issue: 38995

How can I format the cell as custom, so it displays:

Date Of Issue: 05/10/06

Thanks for any advice,

Aaron.



Teethless mama

Text & Date Formatting
 
="Date of issue: "&TEXT(Sheet1!A1,"d/m/yyyy")

"Slashman" wrote:

Hi,

I have on a sheet the formula ="Date Of Issue:"&'sheet1'!a1

In Sheet 1, a1 cell I have a date value. (05/10/06 as displayed on that
sheet)

What I get on the other sheet is:

Date of Issue: 38995

How can I format the cell as custom, so it displays:

Date Of Issue: 05/10/06

Thanks for any advice,

Aaron.



Slashman

Text & Date Formatting
 
Hi thanks everyone, that was far too easy I should have thought a bit
harder on that one haha.

Cheers,

Aaron.

Teethless mama wrote:
="Date of issue: "&TEXT(Sheet1!A1,"d/m/yyyy")

"Slashman" wrote:

Hi,

I have on a sheet the formula ="Date Of Issue:"&'sheet1'!a1

In Sheet 1, a1 cell I have a date value. (05/10/06 as displayed on that
sheet)

What I get on the other sheet is:

Date of Issue: 38995

How can I format the cell as custom, so it displays:

Date Of Issue: 05/10/06

Thanks for any advice,

Aaron.





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