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When entering a date can this be done so it reads 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc for when we do a mail merge?
When entering a date can this be done so it reads 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc for when we do a mail merge?
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When I enter a date for example 08/06/2014 can this be shown in the cell as 8th June 2014 the only way I can find this is 08 June 2014.
Hi wjb1976,
Hope this formula helps you :
=TEXT(D1,"dddd, mmmm d")&MID("stndrdthstndrdthst",MATCH(DAY(D1),{1,2,3,4,21,22,23,24,31},1)*2-1,2)
Where D1 is the cell where you enter Input value.
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Paresh J
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It has to be in the same cel?
I don't think that can be done with excel formula / format.
Maybe it can be done with VBA.
If it is possible to use another cell, i think i will be possible.
Thank you for your help
@wjb1976
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Hi wjb1976,
Made some changes in the formula, this will give output as expected :
=TEXT(D1,"dd")&MID("stndrdthstndrdthst",MATCH(DAY(D1),{1,2,3,4,21,22,23,24,31},1),2)&" "&TEXT(D1,"mmmm yyyy")
Regards,
Paresh J
tony valko shows how to do this with conditional formatting
here
http://www.excelforum.com/tips-and-t...-or-later.html
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Pareshj, there are a couple of bugs in your formula. It should read:
Formula:
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Hi,
Yes, I just figured out that, but formula posted in previous reply is working fine.
It is. It's just when you switched the order round that it went a bit odd. A good piece of work, though!
Could this include the day of the week please?
Originally Posted by Glenn Kennedy
Pareshj, there are a couple of bugs in your formula. It should read:
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=TEXT(A1,"ddd d") & ...
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Shg... I didn't know you could do that!
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