Excel formula to VBA

randz77

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Hi.. How do I put this formula from excel to VBA? I'm getting syntax error.

=TEXT(B1,"m/dd/yyyy")&" "&TEXT(C1,"hh:mm:ss")"
 

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Norie

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Like this.
Code:
Range("D1").Formula = "=TEXT(B1,""m/dd/yyyy"")&"" ""&TEXT(C1,""hh:mm:ss"")"
 
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