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Default date format ??

Hello,

In a cell, i have a date format as dd/mm/yy..
how do i add to that to take the "dd" and also show the
text "day" of that date?
ie: 22/Feb/04, Sun.
i have seen it somewhere..
forget what it was.
i tried several but get errors or none at all.
thanks.
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Default date format ??

Change the format to "dd/mmm/yy, ddd"

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Hello,

In a cell, i have a date format as dd/mm/yy..
how do i add to that to take the "dd" and also show the
text "day" of that date?
ie: 22/Feb/04, Sun.
i have seen it somewhere..
forget what it was.
i tried several but get errors or none at all.
thanks.



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