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I'm trying to display the month name abbreviation mmm instead of number. My
date is in cell C5 in the formula examples below. If I use =TEXT(MONTH(C5),"mmm") I always get Jan no matter what the actual date (ie 7/30/84 or 1/27/84) If I use =TEXT(DATE(1900,C5,1),"mmm") I get a month name but not the right one. For example Actual Date Formula results 7/30/84 May 1/27/84 Dec 8/1/97 #NUM! 10/02/72 Jun 9/1/86 Jan Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks. Marcia |
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=TEXT(C5,"mmm")
"Office User" wrote: I'm trying to display the month name abbreviation mmm instead of number. My date is in cell C5 in the formula examples below. If I use =TEXT(MONTH(C5),"mmm") I always get Jan no matter what the actual date (ie 7/30/84 or 1/27/84) If I use =TEXT(DATE(1900,C5,1),"mmm") I get a month name but not the right one. For example Actual Date Formula results 7/30/84 May 1/27/84 Dec 8/1/97 #NUM! 10/02/72 Jun 9/1/86 Jan Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks. Marcia |
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On Tue, 9 Jan 2007 20:55:00 -0800, Office User
wrote: I'm trying to display the month name abbreviation mmm instead of number. My date is in cell C5 in the formula examples below. If I use =TEXT(MONTH(C5),"mmm") I always get Jan no matter what the actual date (ie 7/30/84 or 1/27/84) If I use =TEXT(DATE(1900,C5,1),"mmm") I get a month name but not the right one. For example Actual Date Formula results 7/30/84 May 1/27/84 Dec 8/1/97 #NUM! 10/02/72 Jun 9/1/86 Jan Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks. Marcia =TEXT(C5,"mmm") --ron |
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Thanks to both of you.
"Office User" wrote: I'm trying to display the month name abbreviation mmm instead of number. My date is in cell C5 in the formula examples below. If I use =TEXT(MONTH(C5),"mmm") I always get Jan no matter what the actual date (ie 7/30/84 or 1/27/84) If I use =TEXT(DATE(1900,C5,1),"mmm") I get a month name but not the right one. For example Actual Date Formula results 7/30/84 May 1/27/84 Dec 8/1/97 #NUM! 10/02/72 Jun 9/1/86 Jan Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks. Marcia |
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