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I'm using the following formula to retrieve week day and day from a Google Analytics report in Google Spreadsheet:

=CONCATENATE(CHOOSE(WEEKDAY('90diaspessoas'!A16),"Domingo","Segunda","Terça","Quarta","Quinta","Sexta","Sábado")," ",TO_TEXT('90diaspessoas'!A16 ) )

It returns to me a value like this:

Sábado 2017-12-02

Where Sábado means Saturday, the problem is that the date is being displayed with this format YYYY-MM-DD and I need it to display like this DD-MM-YYYY, I tried using the following but it didn't work:

=CONCATENATE(CHOOSE(WEEKDAY('90diaspessoas'!A16),"Domingo","Segunda","Terça","Quarta","Quinta","Sexta","Sábado")," ",TO_TEXT(DATE(LEFT('90diaspessoas'!B16,4),MID('90diaspessoas'!B16,5,2),RIGHT('90diaspessoas'!B16,2)) ))

This is what I'm getting: Sábado 12/31/2030

The table: enter image description here

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You need to use TEXT, instead of TO_TEXT:

=TEXT('90diaspessoas'!A16,"dd-mm-yyyy" ) 

As long as underlying date number is correct, This will work.

OR

Set formatting in '90diaspessoas'!A16 correctly to DD-MM-YYYY. Then, TO_TEXT will work.

FINAL CONCATENATED FORMULA:

=TEXT('90diaspessoas'!A16,"dddd dd-mm-yyyy")
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  • Wow, that's amazing. Can you explain me how did you manage to join both data without using CONCATENATE term?
    – 023023
    Mar 2, 2018 at 17:57
  • Wait, there is a problem here. It's in English. I need it to be in Portuguese...
    – 023023
    Mar 2, 2018 at 17:58
  • Can I use it like this instead? =CONCATENATE(CHOOSE(WEEKDAY('90diaspessoas'!A16),"Domingo","Segunda","Terça","Quarta","Quinta","Sexta","Sábado")," ",TEXT('90diaspessoas'!A16,"dd-mm-yyyy"))
    – 023023
    Mar 2, 2018 at 18:01
  • Did what you suggested, but had to change language too and make functions appear in Portuguese. Had to revert, I'm afraid that if I leave the functions in Portuguese, everything may end up messed up..
    – 023023
    Mar 2, 2018 at 21:13
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    Wait, looks like it was a cache thing. Changing the locale solved. thx
    – 023023
    Mar 2, 2018 at 21:16

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