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Full code would be:
Me!lblDay2.Caption = UCase(Format(Date + 1, "ddd mmm dd"))
You don't need the $
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I'm using the following to set a label's caption to tomorrow's date:
Me!lblDay2.Caption = Format$(Date + 1, "ddd mmm dd")
I'd like to set the abbreviated month to upper case but I'm not having much luck.
I've tried 'DDD' but that didn't work.
Any ideas,
James
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Full code would be:
Me!lblDay2.Caption = UCase(Format(Date + 1, "ddd mmm dd"))
You don't need the $
Worked great.
Thanks loads,
James
Hi,
You could just wrap your expression in UCase().
=UCase(Format(...