KuraiChikara
Board Regular
- Joined
- Nov 16, 2016
- Messages
- 111
- Office Version
- 2013
- Platform
- Windows
Is it possible to use the amend symbol (&) with a date and keep the date format?
The purpose would be to create a unique identifier for Vlookups but the result is not user friendly.
Example:
A user could show up multiple times, their duties could show up multiple times, the only thing that would differentiate it would be the date.
If I wanted to create a unique value to perform a VLOOKUP, I would do the following with the pipe symbol (|) to separate the values but I don't like the end result of the date:
Putting in this formula: =A2&"|"&B2&"|"&C2
Yields this result: John|Lawn|43578
Is it possible to get the date shown as a date? My end goal would be this John|Lawn|04/23/2019
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The purpose would be to create a unique identifier for Vlookups but the result is not user friendly.
Example:
A user could show up multiple times, their duties could show up multiple times, the only thing that would differentiate it would be the date.
If I wanted to create a unique value to perform a VLOOKUP, I would do the following with the pipe symbol (|) to separate the values but I don't like the end result of the date:
Putting in this formula: =A2&"|"&B2&"|"&C2
Yields this result: John|Lawn|43578
Is it possible to get the date shown as a date? My end goal would be this John|Lawn|04/23/2019
Unique Value Formula | Name | Duty | Date |
John|Lawn|43578 | John | Lawn | 04/23/2019 |
John|Lawn|43577 | John | Lawn | 04/22/2019 |
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