On my worksheet is a date column (formatted DDD DD MMM YY), I have a cell
which I want a formula which would incorporate the date from cell A1 and
A14, the result should like something like this:
01 Jan 06 - 14 Jan 06
Cell A1 displays Sun 01 Jan 06 and cell A14 displays Sat 14 Jan 06. Is it
possible to do what I am trying?
bpeltzer - 17 Dec 2005 21:45 GMT
You can use the text and concatenation functions to combine and format the
cells as you need. Ex: =text(a1,"dd Mmm yy") & " - " & text(a14,"dd Mmm
yy").
This assumes that you've really got dates (not text strings) in a1 and a14.
> On my worksheet is a date column (formatted DDD DD MMM YY), I have a cell
> which I want a formula which would incorporate the date from cell A1 and
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> Cell A1 displays Sun 01 Jan 06 and cell A14 displays Sat 14 Jan 06. Is it
> possible to do what I am trying?
RagDyeR - 17 Dec 2005 21:52 GMT
Try this:
=TEXT(A1,"dd mmm yy")&" - "&TEXT(A14,"dd mmm yy")

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On my worksheet is a date column (formatted DDD DD MMM YY), I have a cell
which I want a formula which would incorporate the date from cell A1 and
A14, the result should like something like this:
01 Jan 06 - 14 Jan 06
Cell A1 displays Sun 01 Jan 06 and cell A14 displays Sat 14 Jan 06. Is it
possible to do what I am trying?