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text and date concatenation

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vrzimmerm@hotmail.com - 21 Sep 2007 13:21 GMT
I'm using the following formula to concatenate some text and a date
into a single cell
=Concatenate("End Date for the period is; ", Data!W2)   where cell W2
on the data sheet is the date I want to use.    Unfortunately the
result is always "End Date for the Period is:  39327".    I can't seem
to make it display in the x/x/2007  date format.  What am I doing
wrong?

Thanks.
Alan - 21 Sep 2007 13:43 GMT
Try
="End Date for the period is; "&TEXT(Data!W2,"dd mmm yy")
You dont really need the CONCATENATE function, just use the '&' to join the
parts, obviously change the "dd  mm  yy" to suit the format you want.
If you want the day as well, use "dddd dd mmm yy"
Regards,
Alan.
> I'm using the following formula to concatenate some text and a date
> into a single cell
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>
> Thanks.

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