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I have this formula =MONTH(J8) in the cell but it is returning the # for the
month. How do I format it to return the month spelled out? |
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camp732 wrote:
I have this formula =MONTH(J8) in the cell but it is returning the # for the month. How do I format it to return the month spelled out? =TEXT(J8,"mmm") =TEXT(J8,"mmmm") |
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Hi,
If you just want to see it as a month replace =MONTH(J8) with =J8 and then choose Format, Cells, Number tab, Custom, and enter MMMM on the Type line. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "camp732" wrote: I have this formula =MONTH(J8) in the cell but it is returning the # for the month. How do I format it to return the month spelled out? |
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