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Custom date format shows "051117.Thu" for today. Way to have "051117.Th", instead?
With these standard abbreviations holding true for the entire week:
Mon = s/b Mn Tue = s/b Tu Wed = s/b Wd Thu = s/b Th Fri = s/b Fr Sat = s/b Sa Sun = s/b Sn ? Hope it's possible. I have code that does something similar elsewhere in XL2K, but nothing I've tried in converting it to this particular spreadsheet's use, works. Thanks so much. :oD |
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