Using Word 2003.
I have a fillin field where users enter the date. How do I get the "th" or
"rd" to format into superscript automatically. ie 24th December or 3rd
December

Hi Ann,

This requires some field coding and an ASK field instead of a FILLIN field:
{QUOTE{ASK MyDate "Please input a date"}{MyDate \@ "dddd 'the'
d"}{IF{=(mod({MyDate \@ d},10)4)*(mod({MyDate \@ d},10)0)*({MyDate \@
d}11)*({MyDate \@ d}12)*({MyDate \@ d}13)}= 1 {=mod({MyDate \@
d},10)-2 \# rd;st;nd} th}{MyDate \@ "' of' MMMM, yyyy" }}
where the 'rd', 'st', 'nd' and 'th' are all superscripted.

Eyes glazing over? Actually most of the above can be found pre-coded in my
Date Calc 'tutorial', at:
http://www.wopr.com/cgi-bin/w3t/show...?Number=249902
under the heading 'Insert A Date With Text Using A Form Field' (3rd
example). All you have to do is to insert the ASK field (ie {ASK MyDate
"Please input a date"}, using Ctrl-F9 to create the field braces) and
change the 'DATE' instances in the example to 'MyDate' as per the above.

Cheers


"Ann @ Staples" wrote in message
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Using Word 2003.
I have a fillin field where users enter the date. How do I get the "th"
or
"rd" to format into superscript automatically. ie 24th December or 3rd
December