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the function FORMAT()
We used to have this function in the previous MS Excel and MS Acess whereby
to format a date in a formula like ="today is:"&FORMAT(today(),"ddd/mmmm/yyyy"). apparently this function disappeared?? |
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You can have
=TEXT(today(),"ddd/mmmm/yyyy") in a worksheet, or FORMAT(Date,"ddd/mmmm/yyyy") in VBA. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Jonas" wrote in message ... We used to have this function in the previous MS Excel and MS Acess whereby to format a date in a formula like ="today is:"&FORMAT(today(),"ddd/mmmm/yyyy"). apparently this function disappeared?? |
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