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I want to cancatenate 2 columns A B 10-Jan 40 The result I am getting is "0-Jan", instead of "10-Jan40". Could anyone let me know how I can fix it. Thanks Orquidea |
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I put '10-Jan in A1 and 40 in B1. In C1, I put =A1&B1 and I get 10-Jan40. I
used the single apostrophe to tell Excel that 10-Jan is text, not a date. Tyro "orquidea" wrote in message ... Hi I want to cancatenate 2 columns A B 10-Jan 40 The result I am getting is "0-Jan", instead of "10-Jan40". Could anyone let me know how I can fix it. Thanks Orquidea |
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=TEXT(A1,"d-mmm")&B1
-- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "orquidea" wrote in message ... Hi I want to cancatenate 2 columns A B 10-Jan 40 The result I am getting is "0-Jan", instead of "10-Jan40". Could anyone let me know how I can fix it. Thanks Orquidea |
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Thanks Tyro
It works if I enter the dates with the single aposthophe ahead of the dates, but in my spreadsheet dates come from other data base with the date formats. Is there anyway I can get this concatenation without changing the date format? "Tyro" wrote: I put '10-Jan in A1 and 40 in B1. In C1, I put =A1&B1 and I get 10-Jan40. I used the single apostrophe to tell Excel that 10-Jan is text, not a date. Tyro "orquidea" wrote in message ... Hi I want to cancatenate 2 columns A B 10-Jan 40 The result I am getting is "0-Jan", instead of "10-Jan40". Could anyone let me know how I can fix it. Thanks Orquidea |
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If the value in A1 is actually a date, then use this.........
=TEXT(DATE(B1,MONTH(A1),DAY(A1)),"dd-mmmyy") Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "orquidea" wrote: Hi I want to cancatenate 2 columns A B 10-Jan 40 The result I am getting is "0-Jan", instead of "10-Jan40". Could anyone let me know how I can fix it. Thanks Orquidea |
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Thanks, it worked
"Bob Phillips" wrote: =TEXT(A1,"d-mmm")&B1 -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "orquidea" wrote in message ... Hi I want to cancatenate 2 columns A B 10-Jan 40 The result I am getting is "0-Jan", instead of "10-Jan40". Could anyone let me know how I can fix it. Thanks Orquidea |
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Thanks, it worked
"CLR" wrote: If the value in A1 is actually a date, then use this......... =TEXT(DATE(B1,MONTH(A1),DAY(A1)),"dd-mmmyy") Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "orquidea" wrote: Hi I want to cancatenate 2 columns A B 10-Jan 40 The result I am getting is "0-Jan", instead of "10-Jan40". Could anyone let me know how I can fix it. Thanks Orquidea |
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