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The TEXT function in Excel converts numbers to text. And you can use it when you want to combine numerical values or formula results with other text. This sentence, for example, is actually a formula, combining the text for the sentence with the formula results in the Due Date and the Total Amount Due fields. To use the TEXT function, youamp;#39;re going to need 2 things: the number or cell reference that you want to format as text, and the format that you want your result to be formatted with. Now, the second part is the trickiest, but just bear with me. So letamp;#39;s say that we want to convert this date to text. So, using the TEXT function, weamp;#39;ll reference the cell with the date, comma, quotation marks, and, FYI, the format will always be inside quotation marks, since itamp;#39;s going to be text. So in this example, I want to use a long date format. So inside the quotation marks, Iamp;#39;m going to type 4 mamp;#39;s for the months, space, a d for the date, comma, sp