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Do you want the calculated number of days between the two dates, or a text string that has the start and end dates?<br />
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Do you want the calculated number of days between the two dates, or a text string that has the start and end dates?



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Larry Brister

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If both values are strings try this.<br />
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=TEXT(DATEVALUE(A1), &quot;mmm d&quot;)&amp;&quot;-&quot;&amp;TEXT(DATEVALUE(B1)<wbr />, &quot;mmm d&quot;)<br />
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If they are date values try this.<br />
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=TEXT(A1, &quot;mmm d&quot;)&amp;&quot;-&quot;&amp;TEXT(B1, &quot;mmm d&quot;)
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If both values are strings try this.

=TEXT(DATEVALUE(A1), "mmm d")&"-"&TEXT(DATEVALUE(B1), "mmm d")


If they are date values try this.

=TEXT(A1, "mmm d")&"-"&TEXT(B1, "mmm d")

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I have a cell that I need a formula that looks at two other cells<br><br>A1 = "04/01/2021"<br>B1 = "04/15/2021"<br><br>My results need to be <br>Apr 1 - Apr 15
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I have a cell that I need a formula that looks at two other cells
A1 = "04/01/2021"
B1 = "04/15/2021"
My results need to be
Apr 1 - Apr 15

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