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=TEXT(A1, "mmmm") yeilds the full name of the month. :o)
or using Fred's suggestion and just formatting the cell as mmmm -- Regards Roger Govier "steveK" wrote in message ups.com... Fred Smith wrote: Month(a1) is a number. You cannot display it as text. However, you can easily display just the month of the date. So, in your example, use a custom format of mmm for A1. If you want both the date, and the month, then for a2 use: =a1, and format as mmm -- Regards, Fred Awesome! Thanks Fred. =TEXT(A1, "mmmm") yeilds the full name of the month. :o) |
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