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Pls. refer the below mentioned formula. I wanted the Text to Display as "Oct Sales" (means referring to the next month). I tried a lot using this formula but can't able find a solution. Can anybody help me on this? =text(MONTH(TODAY())+1,"MMM")&" "&"Sales" Thanks in Advance! -Christ |
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=CHOOSE((MONTH(TODAY())+1),"JAN","FEB","MAR","APR" ,"MAY","JUN","JUL","AUG","SEP","OCT","NOV","DEC")& " Sales"
Month returns a value ie 9 "Christopher Naveen" wrote: Hi, Pls. refer the below mentioned formula. I wanted the Text to Display as "Oct Sales" (means referring to the next month). I tried a lot using this formula but can't able find a solution. Can anybody help me on this? =text(MONTH(TODAY())+1,"MMM")&" "&"Sales" Thanks in Advance! -Christ |
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=TEXT(DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(TODAY())+1,1),"mmm" ) & " Sales"
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Christopher Naveen" wrote in message ... Hi, Pls. refer the below mentioned formula. I wanted the Text to Display as "Oct Sales" (means referring to the next month). I tried a lot using this formula but can't able find a solution. Can anybody help me on this? =text(MONTH(TODAY())+1,"MMM")&" "&"Sales" Thanks in Advance! -Christ |
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=text(MONTH(TODAY())+1,"MMM")&" "&"Sales"
Just another option: =TEXT(EOMONTH(TODAY(),1),"mmm") & " Sales" -- Dana DeLouis "Christopher Naveen" wrote in message ... Hi, Pls. refer the below mentioned formula. I wanted the Text to Display as "Oct Sales" (means referring to the next month). I tried a lot using this formula but can't able find a solution. Can anybody help me on this? =text(MONTH(TODAY())+1,"MMM")&" "&"Sales" Thanks in Advance! -Christ |
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If you put the formula =MONTH(TODAY())+1 in a cell, and format it first as a
number (or general) and then as a date, then you may see what is going wrong. Then try the same with =DATE(YEAR(TODAY(),MONTH(TODAY())+1,1) -- David Biddulph "Christopher Naveen" wrote in message ... Hi, Pls. refer the below mentioned formula. I wanted the Text to Display as "Oct Sales" (means referring to the next month). I tried a lot using this formula but can't able find a solution. Can anybody help me on this? =text(MONTH(TODAY())+1,"MMM")&" "&"Sales" Thanks in Advance! -Christ |
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=TEXT(EDATE(TODAY(),1),"mmm")&" Sales"
"Christopher Naveen" wrote: Hi, Pls. refer the below mentioned formula. I wanted the Text to Display as "Oct Sales" (means referring to the next month). I tried a lot using this formula but can't able find a solution. Can anybody help me on this? =text(MONTH(TODAY())+1,"MMM")&" "&"Sales" Thanks in Advance! -Christ |
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