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Suppose your 3 cells were A1, A2 & A3.
Use =datevalue(concatenate(A1 & "/" & A2 & "/" & A3)) This turns the text into a date number. It can then be changed with Format - Cell -Date and the date system you want to use. Hope this helps "M&A_Jack" wrote: I have a date format written as "31/1/2005", when I concatenate after I've separated text to columns I can't change format to 31-Jan-2005. |
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