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Hello

Can anyone help? I am performing a Word mailmerge from a source that
cannot be amended. The dates in the source are stored in ddmmyy
format, i.e. 08082007 for today's date. I need to display the dates
as dd MMMM yyyy format, i.e. 08 August 2007. Does anyone now I can do
so?

Many thanks
Darryl

[Graham Mayor]

Tricky! However
{QUOTE{ = { Mergefield MyDate } \# "00'/'00'/'0000" } \@ "dd MMMM yyyy" }
should work, where MyDate is the field with the numbers.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


wrote:
Hello

Can anyone help? I am performing a Word mailmerge from a source that
cannot be amended. The dates in the source are stored in ddmmyy
format, i.e. 08082007 for today's date. I need to display the dates
as dd MMMM yyyy format, i.e. 08 August 2007. Does anyone now I can do
so?

Many thanks
Darryl

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On 8 Aug, 15:29, "Graham Mayor" wrote:
Tricky! However
{QUOTE{ = { Mergefield MyDate } \# "00'/'00'/'0000" } \@ "dd MMMM yyyy" }
should work, where MyDate is the field with the numbers.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web sitewww.gmayor.com
Word MVP web sitehttp://word.mvps.org




wrote:
Hello

Can anyone help? I am performing a Word mailmerge from a source that
cannot be amended. The dates in the source are stored in ddmmyy
format, i.e. 08082007 for today's date. I need to display the dates
as dd MMMM yyyy format, i.e. 08 August 2007. Does anyone now I can do
so?

Many thanks
Darryl- Hide quoted text -

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Graham

That worked perfectly! I would never have worked it out on my own.
Thank you very, very much!

Darryl