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Format type B with a four-digit year (no separator specified and the format type does not include separators, so none will be included) 12182010. Format type 4, with French Canadian as the locality. If you use '4@CAD' in a DAL function, the system returns the French Canadian translation of date format type 4 (Month D, YYYY with month. Select the cell where you want to apply the format. Now, press right click and select 'Format Cell'. Or, you can also use a keyboard shortcut Ctrl + 1 to open format cell options. After that select custom and enter the format in the input bar and click OK.
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Month abbreviations consist of the first three characters of the month’s name. Months with four-character names, such as June, are not abbreviated.
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Format | Date order | Description |
1 | MM/DD/YY | Month-Day-Year with leading zeros (02/17/2009) |
2 | DD/MM/YY | Day-Month-Year with leading zeros (17/02/2009) |
3 | YY/MM/DD | Year-Month-Day with leading zeros (2009/02/17) |
4 | Month D, Yr | Month name-Day-Year with no leading zeros (February 17, 2009) |
5 | M/D/YY | Month-Day-Year with no leading zeros (2/17/2009) |
6 | D/M/YY | Day-Month-Year with no leading zeros (17/2/2009) |
7 | YY/M/D | Year-Month-Day with no leading zeros (2009/2/17) |
8 | bM/bD/YY | Month-Day-Year with spaces instead of leading zeros ( 2/17/2009) |
9 | bD/bM/YY | Day-Month-Year with spaces instead of leading zeros (17/ 2/2009) |
A | YY/bM/bD | Year-Month-Day with spaces instead of leading zeros (2009/ 2/17) |
B | MMDDYY | Month-Day-Year with no separators (02172009) |
C | DDMMYY | Day-Month-Year with no separators (17022009) |
D | YYMMDD | Year-Month-Day with no separators (20090217) |
E | MonDDYY | Month abbreviation-Day-Year with leading zeros (Feb172009) |
F | DDMonYY | Day-Month abbreviation-Year with leading zeros (17Feb2009) |
G | YYMonDD | Year-Month abbreviation-Day with leading zeros (2009Feb17) |
H | day/YY | Day of year (counting consecutively from January 1)-Year (48/2009) |
I | YY/day | Year-Day of Year (counting consecutively from January 1—often called the Julian date format) (2009/48) |
J | D Month, Yr | Day-Month name-Year (17 February, 2009) |
K | Yr, Month D | Year-Month name-Day (2009, February 17) |
L * | Mon-DD-YYYY | Month abbreviation, Day with leading zeros, Year (Feb 17, 2009) |
M * | DD-Mon-YYYY | Day with leading zeros, Month abbreviation, Year 17 Feb, 2009. |
N | YYYYY-Mon-DD | Year, Month abbreviation, Day with leading zeros (2009, Feb 17) This format defaults to a two-digit year, but can be overridden to have four digits. |
O | Mon DD, YYYY | Month abbreviation, Day with leading zeros, Year (Feb 17, 2014) |
P | DD Mon, YYYY | Day with leading zeros, Month abbreviation, Year (17 Feb, 2014) |
Q | YYYY, Mon DD | Year, Month abbreviation, Day with leading zeros (2014, Feb 17) |
X | (hexadecimal) | Eight-character hexadecimal representation of the system date. Valid dates range from 12/31/1969 to 01/18/2038. Valid dates may differ depending on the type of machine (PC or host) and the type of CPU chip. |
* This format defaults to a two-digit year, but can be overridden to have four digits. |
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Here are some examples, using December 18, 2010:
Example | Description | Result |
1 | Format type 1 | 12/18/10 |
1- | Format type 1 with dashes (-) as the separator characters | 12-18-10 |
1/2 | Format type 1 with backslashes (/) as the separator characters and a two-digit year | 12/18/10 |
Format type 1 with a four-digit year (no separator specified but the format type includes separators so the default separator (/) will be used | 12/18/10 | |
B4 | Format type B with a four-digit year (no separator specified and the format type does not include separators, so none will be included) | 12182010 |
4@CAD | Format type 4, with French Canadian as the locality. If you use '4@CAD' in a DAL function, the system returns the French Canadian translation of date format type 4 (Month D, YYYY with month spelled out). If you specify a locale, it must be the last component of the date format | décembre 18, 2010 |
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