K Kelli* New Member Feb 1, 2018 #1 Hello, I'm probably over thinking this, but if anyone can throw some light on this it would be greatly appreciated. kind regards, Kelli Webb Attachments Chandoo Date formatting.xlsx 8.9 KB · Views: 1
Hello, I'm probably over thinking this, but if anyone can throw some light on this it would be greatly appreciated. kind regards, Kelli Webb
N NARAYANK991 Excel Ninja Feb 1, 2018 #2 Hi , What happens when you use a cell format of : mmmm dd yyyy Narayan
K Kelli* New Member Feb 1, 2018 #3 NARAYANK991 said: Hi , What happens when you use a cell format of : mmmm dd yyyy Narayan Click to expand... Pefect as always, I thought I tried that
NARAYANK991 said: Hi , What happens when you use a cell format of : mmmm dd yyyy Narayan Click to expand... Pefect as always, I thought I tried that
Hui Excel Ninja Staff member Feb 1, 2018 #4 For 15 Jan 2018 m is 1 for January mm is 01 for January mmm is Jan mmmm is January d is 15 dd is 15 if the day was 9th d is 9 dd is 09 y or yy is 18 yyy is 2018 yyyy is 2018
For 15 Jan 2018 m is 1 for January mm is 01 for January mmm is Jan mmmm is January d is 15 dd is 15 if the day was 9th d is 9 dd is 09 y or yy is 18 yyy is 2018 yyyy is 2018
K Kelli* New Member Feb 1, 2018 #5 Hui said: For 15 Jan 2018 m is 1 for January mm is 01 for January mmm is Jan mmmm is January d is 15 dd is 15 if the day was 9th d is 9 dd is 09 y or yy is 18 yyy is 2018 yyyy is 2018 Click to expand... Love your work! thanks I will keep this.
Hui said: For 15 Jan 2018 m is 1 for January mm is 01 for January mmm is Jan mmmm is January d is 15 dd is 15 if the day was 9th d is 9 dd is 09 y or yy is 18 yyy is 2018 yyyy is 2018 Click to expand... Love your work! thanks I will keep this.