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Date CONCATENATE
J5
HFUP, K5 031005 L5 =CONCATENATE(J5,K5) HFUP,38421 how can i get this date corrected to show what is in K5 tryed formating cell to mmddyy so the final resualt should show HFUP,031005 thanx |
Use the TEXT function (and don't bother using the CONCATENATE function, you
can use &s instead): =J5&TEXT(K5,"mmddyy") If you indeed want a comma separating them (your formulas below wouldn't show a comma), you can stick it right before the mmddyy part. "AYPCN" wrote in message ... J5 HFUP, K5 031005 L5 =CONCATENATE(J5,K5) HFUP,38421 how can i get this date corrected to show what is in K5 tryed formating cell to mmddyy so the final resualt should show HFUP,031005 thanx |
Hi
try =J5 & TEXT(K5,"mmddyy") Cheers JulieD "AYPCN" wrote in message ... J5 HFUP, K5 031005 L5 =CONCATENATE(J5,K5) HFUP,38421 how can i get this date corrected to show what is in K5 tryed formating cell to mmddyy so the final resualt should show HFUP,031005 thanx |
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