I am using a formula and I discovered that it automatically changes the times I enter into decimal format - but I want them to remain in "time format." I've attached a file so you can see what I mean.
Is there a way to keep them in "time" format?
I am using a formula and I discovered that it automatically changes the times I enter into decimal format - but I want them to remain in "time format." I've attached a file so you can see what I mean.
Is there a way to keep them in "time" format?
How about:
="Course #"&B2&", "&TEXT(C2,"h:mm AM/PM")&", "&"Instructor "&D2&", "&"Lesson "&E2
Ted
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=CONCATENATE("Course #"&B2&" ",TEXT(C2,"h:mm am/pm")&", "&"Instructor "&D2&", "&"Lesson "&E2)
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Wonderful!!! Thank you so much!
There's no need to use both the concatenate function and the operator, Spencer:
=CONCATENATE("Course #", B2, TEXT(C2," h:mm am/pm"), ", Instructor ", D2, ", Lesson ", E2)
Entia non sunt multiplicanda sine necessitate
"distracted by the twins" is not a euphemism!
I have a daughter hoping for twins -- "One and done!"
Worked for me
Good luck to your daughter. It's hard work!!
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