Month based on number

tycasey17

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  1. 2019
  2. 2016
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I have on one tab =MONTH(TODAY)) which displays the number of the month and I want to use that reference on another tab to spell out the month. Every time I try to use =TEXT(Data!A1,"mmmm") it just spells January. How do I fix this?
 

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I have on one tab =MONTH(TODAY)) which displays the number of the month and I want to use that reference on another tab to spell out the month. Every time I try to use =TEXT(Data!A1,"mmmm") it just spells January. How do I fix this?
Try:
=TEXT(Data!A1*29,"mmmm")
 
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