Try custom format as: ddd mmm d

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> How do I use the custom formatting to get this result?
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> ...Lisa
Lisa,
Use a custom number format of
ddd mmm d

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> How do I use the custom formatting to get this result?
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> ...Lisa
gerry.lisa@gmail.com - 02 Jan 2007 02:38 GMT
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Thanks Max and Chip...your suggestions gave me:
Mon, January 1
I would like Mon Jan 1
...Lisa
Dave Peterson - 02 Jan 2007 02:47 GMT
It worked ok for me.
You may want to try it again.
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Chip Pearson - 02 Jan 2007 02:47 GMT
I can't replicate that. I tested the format "ddd mmm d" in both Excel 97 and
Excel 2007, and both displayed the string "Mon Jan 1". Are you user you have
3, not 4, 'm' characters for the month. 'mmmm' will return the full name of
the month. 'mmm' returns the 3-character month abreviation.

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gerry.lisa@gmail.com - 02 Jan 2007 02:42 GMT
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You're right,
ddd mmm d did it.
I had ddd, mmmm d
I had a comma and an extra "m".
Thanks again
...Lisa
Max - 02 Jan 2007 02:48 GMT
Good to hear you got it up there ..

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