Formatting Date

  • Thread starter Thread starter Connie
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Hi Connie!

Use custom format:

ddd dd-mmm-yy

But you'll need a formula to get it to show Tue 11-Mar-2004 because
it's a Thursday <vbg>

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Connie, format the cell as custom ddd dd-mmm-yy, but march 11 is a Thursday
not a Tuesday
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Thank you everyone! I'm really ahead of myself, though!!
Wish it were March 11th!! We'd be that much closer to
spring! Connie
 
Connie

Select the date range and choose Format, Cells, Custom and
in the custom text box type ddd mmm yy

Regards
Peter
 
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