combine/join calculated dates

already999

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Office Version
  1. 2010
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  1. Windows
Hi, I have 2 dates calculated with a formula (index, match) that I want to combine in 1 cell. It seems not to work with the Text formula.

Formula INDEX(Data!A:A;MATCH(MAX(Data!B:B);Data!B:B;0)) and INDEX(Data!A:A;MATCH(SMALL(Data!B:B;COUNTIF(Data!B:B;"<=0")+1);Data!B:B;0))

How can I have those calculated dates formatted in one cell?

Thanks for your help
 
=TEXT(INDEX(Data!A:A;MATCH(MAX(Data!B:B);Data!B:B;0)),"D-MMM-YYYY")&"-"&TEXT(INDEX(Data!A:A;MATCH(SMALL(Data!B:B;COUNTIF(Data!B:B;"<=0")+1);Data!B:B;0)),"D-MMM-YYYY")
 
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