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![]() I have a cell called A29 that gets its value from a the myfiled through a vba prompt when opening, I have the following cells below it that are just "=A29+1", "A29+2", resulting in a series of dates from A29 to A33. I would like to concatenate the dates in A29 & A33 to one cell, so that the result would look like : xx/xx/xxxx - xx/xx/xxxx Is this possible? I understand that the "/" is causing some issues. |
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Maybe try...
=TEXT(A29,"MM/D/YYYY")&" - "&TEXT(A33,"MM/DD/YYYY") |
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Thank you! you are the man
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Glad to hear it will help you. You're welcome!
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concatenate, date, ref fields |
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