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With a date in A1, '=MONTH(A1)' in B1, how do I change the numeric result in
B1 to Text perhaps in C1? So A1 B1 (C1) 09/08/07 8 (Aug) -- tia Jock |
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Format cell with custom format of "mmm" No quotes Mike "Jock" wrote: With a date in A1, '=MONTH(A1)' in B1, how do I change the numeric result in B1 to Text perhaps in C1? So A1 B1 (C1) 09/08/07 8 (Aug) -- tia Jock |
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Here are a couple options....
Since you already have a Date in A1 C1: =A1 Set the custom number format of B1 to "mmm". <format<cells<number tab Category: Custom Type: mmm..........Click [OK] or, if you want actual text: C1: =TEXT(A1,"mmm") A less elegant alternative if you REALLY want to use the value of cell B1 is: C1: =TEXT(B1&"/2007","mmm") Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2003, WinXP "Jock" wrote: With a date in A1, '=MONTH(A1)' in B1, how do I change the numeric result in B1 to Text perhaps in C1? So A1 B1 (C1) 09/08/07 8 (Aug) -- tia Jock |
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Jock,
If you really want the brackets the custom format is (mmm) Mike "Jock" wrote: With a date in A1, '=MONTH(A1)' in B1, how do I change the numeric result in B1 to Text perhaps in C1? So A1 B1 (C1) 09/08/07 8 (Aug) -- tia Jock |
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On Thu, 9 Aug 2007 04:32:02 -0700, Jock wrote:
With a date in A1, '=MONTH(A1)' in B1, how do I change the numeric result in B1 to Text perhaps in C1? So A1 B1 (C1) 09/08/07 8 (Aug) C1: =A1 Format (format/cells/number/custom type: ) as mmm or, if you want it to show with the parentheses, as "(mmm)" without the quotes. If you really want it to be Text, then use this formula: =TEXT(A1,"mmm") or =TEXT(A1,"(mmm)") Note that for the purposes of the above, the contents of B1 is irrelevant. If you really want to convert the number in B1 to text, as you wrote, rather than use the original source, then use the CHOOSE function: =CHOOSE(B1,"Jan","Feb","Mar", ...) --ron |
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Many thanks to Mike, Ron C and Ron S.
Job done. :D Jock "Ron Rosenfeld" wrote: On Thu, 9 Aug 2007 04:32:02 -0700, Jock wrote: With a date in A1, '=MONTH(A1)' in B1, how do I change the numeric result in B1 to Text perhaps in C1? So A1 B1 (C1) 09/08/07 8 (Aug) C1: =A1 Format (format/cells/number/custom type: ) as mmm or, if you want it to show with the parentheses, as "(mmm)" without the quotes. If you really want it to be Text, then use this formula: =TEXT(A1,"mmm") or =TEXT(A1,"(mmm)") Note that for the purposes of the above, the contents of B1 is irrelevant. If you really want to convert the number in B1 to text, as you wrote, rather than use the original source, then use the CHOOSE function: =CHOOSE(B1,"Jan","Feb","Mar", ...) --ron |
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