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Old 12-01-2015, 06:18 PM
Graham Griggs Graham Griggs is offline Converting a date to a String AND concatenating to a "real" text Windows 8 Converting a date to a String AND concatenating to a "real" text Office 2013
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In general you are trying to do things in VBA that are a bit tricky and difficult to test

Do things like formulae and formatting in Excel - that is what it is good at

once you do that the solution is simple - see attached
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