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2 calls (month and year) to be combined as date in single cell
I want to use 2 combo boxes on a VBA form, one to specify a month, the
other to specify a year. I want Excel VBA to take these two pieces of information (month and year) and put them as a date into *one single cell* in the format "December 2004" --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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2 calls (month and year) to be combined as date in single cell
Hi,
Easy. Say your target, or LinkedCell, for Month is cell G1 (December); and the target for your Year combo box is G2 (2004);You want the final result in A1. A1 should read =G1 & " " & G2 jeff -----Original Message----- I want to use 2 combo boxes on a VBA form, one to specify a month, the other to specify a year. I want Excel VBA to take these two pieces of information (month and year) and put them as a date into *one single cell* in the format "December 2004" --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ . |
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