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Format date as text
I have a spreadsheet with columns of dates and times. I need to combine
them into a common cell. For example, I have columns A and B, and want to generate C:: A B C 1/1 4:00 1/1-4:00 1/2 4:15 1/2-4:15 1/3 4:25 1/3-4:25 When I use =concatenate(a1,"-",b1) in column C I get: 39083-0.195833333333333 39084-0.196527777777778 39085-0.197222222222222 I've tried TEXT(), but can't figure out what text format string to use. I also tried formatting column C as Text - didn't work I've searched this newsgroup and the MS knowledgebase to no avail. Can anyone help? Thanks, Bob |
Format date as text
Have you tried:
=TEXT(A1+B1,"m/d-h:mm") MH "Invalid" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet with columns of dates and times. I need to combine them into a common cell. For example, I have columns A and B, and want to generate C:: A B C 1/1 4:00 1/1-4:00 1/2 4:15 1/2-4:15 1/3 4:25 1/3-4:25 When I use =concatenate(a1,"-",b1) in column C I get: 39083-0.195833333333333 39084-0.196527777777778 39085-0.197222222222222 I've tried TEXT(), but can't figure out what text format string to use. I also tried formatting column C as Text - didn't work I've searched this newsgroup and the MS knowledgebase to no avail. Can anyone help? Thanks, Bob |
Format date as text
Try this:
=TEXT(A1+B1,"m/d-h:mm") Biff "Invalid" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet with columns of dates and times. I need to combine them into a common cell. For example, I have columns A and B, and want to generate C:: A B C 1/1 4:00 1/1-4:00 1/2 4:15 1/2-4:15 1/3 4:25 1/3-4:25 When I use =concatenate(a1,"-",b1) in column C I get: 39083-0.195833333333333 39084-0.196527777777778 39085-0.197222222222222 I've tried TEXT(), but can't figure out what text format string to use. I also tried formatting column C as Text - didn't work I've searched this newsgroup and the MS knowledgebase to no avail. Can anyone help? Thanks, Bob |
Format date as text
Figured it out:
=CONCATENATE(TEXT(B2,"m/d")," - ",TEXT(C2,"h:mm")) Sheesh! "Invalid" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet with columns of dates and times. I need to combine them into a common cell. For example, I have columns A and B, and want to generate C:: A B C 1/1 4:00 1/1-4:00 1/2 4:15 1/2-4:15 1/3 4:25 1/3-4:25 When I use =concatenate(a1,"-",b1) in column C I get: 39083-0.195833333333333 39084-0.196527777777778 39085-0.197222222222222 I've tried TEXT(), but can't figure out what text format string to use. I also tried formatting column C as Text - didn't work I've searched this newsgroup and the MS knowledgebase to no avail. Can anyone help? Thanks, Bob |
Format date as text
Try this:
=A1+B1 Format cells as: m/d-h:mm "Invalid" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with columns of dates and times. I need to combine them into a common cell. For example, I have columns A and B, and want to generate C:: A B C 1/1 4:00 1/1-4:00 1/2 4:15 1/2-4:15 1/3 4:25 1/3-4:25 When I use =concatenate(a1,"-",b1) in column C I get: 39083-0.195833333333333 39084-0.196527777777778 39085-0.197222222222222 I've tried TEXT(), but can't figure out what text format string to use. I also tried formatting column C as Text - didn't work I've searched this newsgroup and the MS knowledgebase to no avail. Can anyone help? Thanks, Bob |
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