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    Combined dates formatting

    Hi Guys,

    A nice easy one for you.

    I am trying to combine 2 dates into the 1 cell separated by the word "TO:"

    So I have: =B2&" TO: "&C2

    Which results in: 40211 TO: 40240
    What I need is: 02/02/10 TO: 03/03/10

    Could someone please help me with the formatting to have the dates appear in the correct format?

    Thanks in advance
    Last edited by Machvayne; 02-03-2010 at 08:54 AM.

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    Re: Combined dates formatting

    =TEXT(B2,"dd/mm/yy")&" TO: "&TEXT(C2,"dd/mm/yy")

    You may need to switch the dd/mm to mm/dd if you are doing month/day/year format...
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    Re: Combined dates formatting

    Perfect, Thanks NBVC!

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