So I can get the "long date" to display within the query field itself. However, the "long date" is not displayed when using the date field in a user defined field. Is there a way to have the "long date" displayed.
I tried using a calculated field in the table that the query references, but that field still only displayed the default short date.
Defined Field in Query:
Para1: "Upon receipt of these orders, your appointed place of duty is Range 1, at 0700 on " & [RangeDate] & ". You will receive detailed instructions from the range regarding your responsibilities for the week at that time."
Need it to display:
"Upon receipt of these orders, your appointed place of duty is Range 1, at 0700 on Monday, 6 February 2017. You will receive detailed instructions from the range regarding your responsibilities for the week at that time."
Displays:
"Upon receipt of these orders, your appointed place of duty is Range 1, at 0700 on 2/6/2017. You will receive detailed instructions from the range regarding your responsibilities for the week at that time."
Thanks
Scott
I tried using a calculated field in the table that the query references, but that field still only displayed the default short date.
Defined Field in Query:
Para1: "Upon receipt of these orders, your appointed place of duty is Range 1, at 0700 on " & [RangeDate] & ". You will receive detailed instructions from the range regarding your responsibilities for the week at that time."
Need it to display:
"Upon receipt of these orders, your appointed place of duty is Range 1, at 0700 on Monday, 6 February 2017. You will receive detailed instructions from the range regarding your responsibilities for the week at that time."
Displays:
"Upon receipt of these orders, your appointed place of duty is Range 1, at 0700 on 2/6/2017. You will receive detailed instructions from the range regarding your responsibilities for the week at that time."
Thanks
Scott