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Surely this is possible....
I'm creating a gantt chart to use at work and want row 12 to be month and row 2 to be date Jan Jan Jan 1 2 3 etc. I'm able to derive months as numbers like this A1 is 1/1/2001 A2 is =MONTH(A1) However I can't then convert the result "1" into a text display "January." I've also tried Arrays 1 Jan 2 Feb 3 Mar etc Then using {=IF(array=array2, A2)} and various other permutations, but nothing seems to work... thoughts? Thanks :o) steve |
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