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Date Format
You can save one concatenation operation by moving the slash into one of the
format patterns, for example... =TEXT(A1,"DD-MMM-YYYY/")&TEXT(A2,"DD-MMM-YYYY") -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Elton Law" wrote in message ... Dear Expert, Maybe for you,it's easy ... but I really cannot make it. Cell A1 is Date 21-Feb-1994 Cell B1 is Date 23-Mar-1994 I used A1&"/"&A2. I give a chance of numbers. I just want to display 21-Feb-1994/23-Mar-1994. Can you advise how to? |
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