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On Feb 25, 8:12*pm, Ron Rosenfeld wrote:
On Thu, 25 Feb 2010 11:22:04 -0800 (PST), robzrob wrote: I've got a cell formatted thus: hh:mm ddd dd.mm.yy which returns 19:20 Thu 25.02.10. *I want 19:20 THU 25.02.10, ie the day in caps. I don't believe you can do that with formatting. *I think the only way to get that display is with a formula, such as: =UPPER(TEXT(NOW(),"hh:mm ddd dd.mm.yy")) Of course, now you are dealing with a text string which will make it difficult to use in calculations downstream. If that is important, you might separate your data/entry-computation cell from the display cell. --ron Thanks, it works - I didn't think it would because I've got =NOW() in the cell - but it does! |
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