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Extracting a month name forom a date
Hello All,
Using Excel 2007 Question - can some member supply me with the formula to do this In A1 is the date 30/04/2009 ( UK format ) and in A3 I want to display the month like this "APR" to 3 chars,based on A1. If the date in A1 had been 31/10/2009 then I want A3 to display "OCT" ... and so on Thanks in advance of offers of help -- Wales - the land of fire breathing dragons and rugby playing wizards. |
Extracting a month name forom a date
Hi,
Two methods In another cell put the formula =A1 and formta that cell as mmm or in another cell =TEXT(A1,"mmm") Note that if you add another m to the last formula you get the full month name. Mike "Finance Guru" wrote: Hello All, Using Excel 2007 Question - can some member supply me with the formula to do this In A1 is the date 30/04/2009 ( UK format ) and in A3 I want to display the month like this "APR" to 3 chars,based on A1. If the date in A1 had been 31/10/2009 then I want A3 to display "OCT" ... and so on Thanks in advance of offers of help -- Wales - the land of fire breathing dragons and rugby playing wizards. |
Extracting a month name forom a date
Hi,
Can do it using VBA, put the below code: Range("A3").FormulaR1C1 = Format(Range("A1"), "mmm") Good Luck, Sanjay --If post is helpfun then click Yes-- "Finance Guru" wrote: Hello All, Using Excel 2007 Question - can some member supply me with the formula to do this In A1 is the date 30/04/2009 ( UK format ) and in A3 I want to display the month like this "APR" to 3 chars,based on A1. If the date in A1 had been 31/10/2009 then I want A3 to display "OCT" ... and so on Thanks in advance of offers of help -- Wales - the land of fire breathing dragons and rugby playing wizards. |
Extracting a month name forom a date
=UPPER(TEXT(A1,"mmm"))
-- David Biddulph "Finance Guru" wrote in message ... Hello All, Using Excel 2007 Question - can some member supply me with the formula to do this In A1 is the date 30/04/2009 ( UK format ) and in A3 I want to display the month like this "APR" to 3 chars,based on A1. If the date in A1 had been 31/10/2009 then I want A3 to display "OCT" ... and so on Thanks in advance of offers of help -- Wales - the land of fire breathing dragons and rugby playing wizards. |
Extracting a month name forom a date
Thanks Guys for the replies. Mike's did it for me,however I had already
sussed out the UPPER() bit of David's as that was what I wanted. Sanjay thanks also. Much appreciated -- Wales - the land of fire breathing dragons and rugby playing wizards. "Mike H" wrote: Hi, Two methods In another cell put the formula =A1 and formta that cell as mmm or in another cell =TEXT(A1,"mmm") Note that if you add another m to the last formula you get the full month name. Mike "Finance Guru" wrote: Hello All, Using Excel 2007 Question - can some member supply me with the formula to do this In A1 is the date 30/04/2009 ( UK format ) and in A3 I want to display the month like this "APR" to 3 chars,based on A1. If the date in A1 had been 31/10/2009 then I want A3 to display "OCT" ... and so on Thanks in advance of offers of help -- Wales - the land of fire breathing dragons and rugby playing wizards. |
Extracting a month name forom a date
Besides using the Format function, you can also do this...
Range("A4").Formula = MonthName(Month(Range("A1").Value), True) -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Sanjay" wrote in message ... Hi, Can do it using VBA, put the below code: Range("A3").FormulaR1C1 = Format(Range("A1"), "mmm") Good Luck, Sanjay --If post is helpfun then click Yes-- "Finance Guru" wrote: Hello All, Using Excel 2007 Question - can some member supply me with the formula to do this In A1 is the date 30/04/2009 ( UK format ) and in A3 I want to display the month like this "APR" to 3 chars,based on A1. If the date in A1 had been 31/10/2009 then I want A3 to display "OCT" ... and so on Thanks in advance of offers of help -- Wales - the land of fire breathing dragons and rugby playing wizards. |
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