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I am trying to concatenate a string and a date into one cell.
However when I do so the date convert to its numerical value. I have them with a LF in a word wraped cell. =INDIRECT("'"&$A10&"'!e24")&" days"&CHAR(10)&INDIRECT("'"&$A10&"'! b24") I want it to show 7 days 10/20/08 but it is showing 7 days 39741 Can this be done? |
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