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hello and welcome to the video by Trump Excel I am so mad Mansell and in this video I will show you how to convert dates into text in Excel now lets first understand why you may need to convert these dates into text so here I have the names and I have the joining dates and lets say I am the HR manager and I want to create a sentence which says Jones joining date is this false joining date is this so to do that I would create a formula I would use a2 + % to join it and then I would write the text here which would be apostrophe s joining date is and then I would refer to this date here which is b2 and now when I hit enter you can see it gives me Jones joining date is four to five eighty and this happens because dates and times are stored as numbers in Excel and when I join it it would give me the number it would ditch the format here but it would still return the numeric value and this is not what I want I want this to retain the format so to do that I would use the text function here