display extension for date in excel
Because I'm a picky old turd that is easily confused may I suggest:
06/04/2002 on my computer in a custom format:
dddd dd mmm yyyy = Tuesday 04 Jun 2002 'Jan, Feb, Mar, etc.
12/04/2002 formatted as: 'wanted month longer than 4 letters.
dddd dd mmmm yyyy = Wednesday 04 December 2002
PLEASE if your format is not mm/dd/yy include 3 or 4 m's to remove confusion.
Lou
"SteveW" wrote:
I posted yyyy
But I guess you are actually after the "st" "nd" "rd" "th" to be added
after 1,2,3,4 etc
TBH I don't know
You can construct the string with a formula, but not perhaps what you
wanted.
Steve
On Tue, 14 Nov 2006 18:38:02 -0000, Phil
wrote:
I would like to display a date typed in as 06/04/2002 as Saturday 6th
April
2002
I have got as far as dddd dd mmm in the custom number type,which displays
Saturday 6 April.
How do you get the extension to display?
Thanks,
Phil
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