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Cell A1 holds a date, 6/15/2018. Cell formatted as a date.
Cell AK2 holds this formula: ="Expirations before "&A1 Formula returns: Expirations before 43266 Need formula to return: Expirations before 6/15/2018 How is this done? |
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="Expirations before "&TEXT(A1,"dd/mm/yyyy")
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Thanks, deciog! Works perfectly.
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