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How do I concatendate dates from several cells into one cell, while
maintaining the date format? When I have tried, it converts the dates to serial numbers instead of the actual date. Is there a better way to combine these cells - possibly using VB If statements??? Any ideas either way is appreciated. |
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=TEXT(A1,"dd/mm/yyyy")&","&TEXT(A2,"dd/mm/yyyy") etc,
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "jadams-bellevue" wrote in message ... How do I concatendate dates from several cells into one cell, while maintaining the date format? When I have tried, it converts the dates to serial numbers instead of the actual date. Is there a better way to combine these cells - possibly using VB If statements??? Any ideas either way is appreciated. |
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Thanks....that worked.
"jadams-bellevue" wrote: How do I concatendate dates from several cells into one cell, while maintaining the date format? When I have tried, it converts the dates to serial numbers instead of the actual date. Is there a better way to combine these cells - possibly using VB If statements??? Any ideas either way is appreciated. |
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