Long Date

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="You " & [AttendeeFirstName] & " " & [AttendeeLastName] & " has been
scheduled for an " & [EventType] & " on " & [Date Scheduled] & "."

The above is working well, though, I'm looking for a way to have the date
appear in a long date format.

Any suggestions
 
try:

="You " & [AttendeeFirstName] & " " & [AttendeeLastName] & " has been
scheduled for an " & [EventType] & " on " & FORMAT([Date Scheduled],'long
date') & "."

Mike
="You " & [AttendeeFirstName] & " " & [AttendeeLastName] & " has been
scheduled for an " & [EventType] & " on " & [Date Scheduled] & "."

The above is working well, though, I'm looking for a way to have the date
appear in a long date format.

Any suggestions
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="You " & [AttendeeFirstName] & " " & [AttendeeLastName] & " has been
scheduled for an " & [EventType] & " on " & [Date Scheduled] & "."

The above is working well, though, I'm looking for a way to have the date
appear in a long date format.

Any suggestions
Click to expand...

="You " & [AttendeeFirstName] & " " & [AttendeeLastName] & " has been
scheduled for an " & [EventType] & " on " & Format([Date
Scheduled],"Long Date") & "."
 
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