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How do I produce a date formula [Today()] without using the Text function or hard coding dd/mm/yyyy?
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How do I produce a date formula [Today()] without using the Text function or hard coding dd/mm/yyyy?
just =TODAY() will do
Kind regards
Leo
Every time I put the formula in as [=CONCATENATE("Payroll Filtered Records as at: ")&(TODAY())] the date is not in long date form and I cant edit it to be in eg. 12/5/17
Could I use the day, month, year function?
When you concatenate values it becomes a text string and for the Date you have use TEXT function
=CONCATENATE("Payroll Filtered Records as at: ")&TEXT(TODAY(),"m/d/yyyy")
v G 1 Payroll Filtered Records as at: 5/11/2017
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