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custom date format
I can use the built-in formats in XL2003 to get a date like " Monday,
September 27, 2010". Is it possible to create a custom format to give a date like "Mon, Sept 27, 2010"? Thanks so much for all the help, past, present, and future!! Tonso |
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How about
Mon, Sep 27, 2010 If that's ok, try: ddd, mmm dd, yyyy or ddd, mmm d, yyyy Tonso wrote: I can use the built-in formats in XL2003 to get a date like " Monday, September 27, 2010". Is it possible to create a custom format to give a date like "Mon, Sept 27, 2010"? Thanks so much for all the help, past, present, and future!! Tonso -- Dave Peterson |
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On Apr 12, 8:08*am, Dave Peterson wrote:
How about Mon, Sep 27, 2010 If that's ok, try: ddd, mmm dd, yyyy or ddd, mmm d, yyyy Tonso wrote: I can use the built-in formats in XL2003 to get a date like " Monday, September 27, 2010". Is it possible to create a custom format to give a date like "Mon, Sept 27, 2010"? Thanks so much for all the help, past, present, and future!! Tonso -- Dave Peterson Just what I needed Dave! Thank you so much. Tonso |
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