[Dawn Crosier, Word MVP]

Since you want November, use MMMM
MMM will give you Nov

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"whiter" wrote in message
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Thanks Beth.

Now I am getting 11,15, 2007. My format in excel is November 15, 2007, do I
need to change this? Even if I select, prefer format under edit funtions,
then I get a totally different date format?

Rebecca

"Beth Melton" wrote:


Try using a capital "M" for the month instead of a lowercase "m". In Word a
lowercase m is for minutes. So what you need is: "MM, dd, yyyy".

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"whiter" HYPERLINK "whiter@di scussions.microsoft.com wrote in message
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I am having trouble with my date format in my mail merge.
I am using the date switch \@"mm,dd,yyy" but am still getting a #format.
It used to work before we changed to SP3 from SP2 in Office 2002.

HELP!





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