Microsoft Excel: Get Month Name From Date (i.e. "January")
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Yes, you are absolutely correct. Thank you for sharing that. My goal for this lesson, however, was to show people how to use VLOOKUP to construct their own lists. Sorry if that wasn't clear.
599CD 1 year ago
WAAAAAAYYYY too complicated. just do put this formula into B1: =text(A1, "mmmm")
0onetwo 1 year ago 2