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How do I format the date so that I have the name of the day abrevi
I know how to obtain
Tuesday, May 19, 2009 for today's date. But how can I change the Tuesday to Tues? Or Friday to Fri, etc. Thanks! - EGP |
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How do I format the date so that I have the name of the day abrevi
Use this custom format:
ddd, mmmm d, yyyy -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Elbridge Gerry Puckett" <Elbridge Gerry wrote in message ... I know how to obtain Tuesday, May 19, 2009 for today's date. But how can I change the Tuesday to Tues? Or Friday to Fri, etc. Thanks! - EGP |
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How do I format the date so that I have the name of the day abrevi
hi
this may post twice. my first post attempt crashed. i think. custom format ddd, mmm dd, yy 'all abbreviated or ddd, mmmm dd, yyyy ' long version regards FSt1 "Elbridge Gerry Puckett" wrote: I know how to obtain Tuesday, May 19, 2009 for today's date. But how can I change the Tuesday to Tues? Or Friday to Fri, etc. Thanks! - EGP |
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