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This may not be possible very easily.
I have a sentence in a mail merge doc which reads "Thank you for your letter dated 21st August 2009..." with the date being a mail merge field from Excel. The format of the mail merge field is {MERGEFIELD Date Required\@"DD MMMM YYYY"}which gives me 21 August 2010. Is it possible to :- 1. Have the "st" or "th" inserted after the day (i.e 21st or 19th) 2. Have it appear super script like it does if it is typed in word. -- Regards Andy Andy Roberts Win XP, Office 2007 |
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