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MS Office Forum / Excel / Worksheet Functions / June 2007how do you write format results of a function within a function?
Hi - I would like the following "Todays date is" & today() to be displayed as Todays date is 6/13/2007. the today() resolves to the system number. how can I write the format in the concatenate function? Try this =A1&" "&TEXT(B1,"dd-mm-yyyy") Text in a1 and date in B1 Mike > Hi - I would like the following "Todays date is" & today() to be displayed as > Todays date is 6/13/2007. the today() resolves to the system number. how can > I write the format in the concatenate function? ="Today date is "&TEXT(TODAY(),"m/d/yyyy") > Hi - I would like the following "Todays date is" & today() to be displayed as > Todays date is 6/13/2007. the today() resolves to the system number. how can > I write the format in the concatenate function? Thanks Mike H and Teethless Mama. Right after this post I searched again and good old google came to my rescue as well > Hi - I would like the following "Todays date is" & today() to be displayed as > Todays date is 6/13/2007. the today() resolves to the system number. how can > I write the format in the concatenate function? |
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