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how do I write the date in an if statement
Hello I'm trying to write the date (eg., 21-Mar-05, or any other variation), using contatination within an if statement
Here is a sample =IF(A1="scenario1","(2) enter the correct post dated process date in the ""PROC"" field"&" "&"c2","") where "c2" would contain the date, would appear as shown below: (2) enter the correct post dated process date in the "PROC" field 21-Mar-05 Is this possible? Thank you Susan |
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Try this: =IF(A1="scenario1","(2) enter the correct post dated process date in the ""PROC"" field "&TEXT(C2,"dd-mm-yy"),"") Biff "Susan Hayes" wrote in message ... Hello I'm trying to write the date (eg., 21-Mar-05, or any other variation), using contatination within an if statement Here is a sample =IF(A1="scenario1","(2) enter the correct post dated process date in the ""PROC"" field"&" "&"c2","") where "c2" would contain the date, would appear as shown below: (2) enter the correct post dated process date in the "PROC" field 21-Mar-05 Is this possible? Thank you Susan |
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