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How do I convert a the numeric contents of a cell to its coresponding month
A1=10 A2=Oct SImple question but I cant seem to find the answer Thanks! |
Formatting Question
In A2: =date(2000,A1,1). Use a custom format: Format Cells, on the
Number tab select the Custom category and enter "Mmm". That will get a date (10/1/2000) in A2 and format it to appear as you want. If you really need the value 'Oct', you'd probably create a table with month numbers in one column, names in the second column, and use a vlookup formula. "Sandy" wrote: How do I convert a the numeric contents of a cell to its coresponding month A1=10 A2=Oct SImple question but I cant seem to find the answer Thanks! |
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thanks!
"bpeltzer" wrote: In A2: =date(2000,A1,1). Use a custom format: Format Cells, on the Number tab select the Custom category and enter "Mmm". That will get a date (10/1/2000) in A2 and format it to appear as you want. If you really need the value 'Oct', you'd probably create a table with month numbers in one column, names in the second column, and use a vlookup formula. "Sandy" wrote: How do I convert a the numeric contents of a cell to its coresponding month A1=10 A2=Oct SImple question but I cant seem to find the answer Thanks! |
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On Wed, 2 Nov 2005 05:20:04 -0800, "Sandy"
wrote: How do I convert a the numeric contents of a cell to its coresponding month A1=10 A2=Oct SImple question but I cant seem to find the answer Thanks! Look at HELP for the CHOOSE function: =CHOOSE(A1,"Jan","Feb",...) --ron |
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