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I have a concatenated string that is returning the excel date format at the
end of the string (cell N12). i.e. 5/31/2007 displays as 39233. The formula
I'm using is =A12 &"*"&P12&"*"&N12. It currently displays 04861*10A*39233. I
want it to display as 04861*10A*5/2005. any help would be appreciated.

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Try this:

=A12&"*"&P12&"*"&TEXT(N12,"M/YYYY")

Does that help?
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I have a concatenated string that is returning the excel date format at the
end of the string (cell N12). i.e. 5/31/2007 displays as 39233. The formula
I'm using is =A12 &"*"&P12&"*"&N12. It currently displays 04861*10A*39233. I
want it to display as 04861*10A*5/2005. any help would be appreciated.

gerald.plotts at pw.utc.com

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=A12 &"*"&P12&"*"&TEXT(N12,"m/yyyy")

But if you *really* want 5/2005, that will be a bit more complicated. :-)
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I have a concatenated string that is returning the excel date format at the
end of the string (cell N12). i.e. 5/31/2007 displays as 39233. The
formula
I'm using is =A12 &"*"&P12&"*"&N12. It currently displays 04861*10A*39233.
I
want it to display as 04861*10A*5/2005. any help would be appreciated.

gerald.plotts at pw.utc.com



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Ron, that did it. Thanks so much for the quick reply

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=A12&"*"&P12&"*"&TEXT(N12,"M/YYYY")

Does that help?
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Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP

I have a concatenated string that is returning the excel date format at the
end of the string (cell N12). i.e. 5/31/2007 displays as 39233. The formula

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