Hi All,
I have the date format in my DB as: '31-DEC-17'
and the timestamp for for the same is:
"31/12/2017
12:00:00"
I need the date in the following format say: Jan'17.
How can I achieve this?
Regards,
Dolly
To add to Joel's reply, the best way I find when you want something that is not out of the box is to use the nearest equivalent and then change the drop box to custom - the custom will then be populated with a starter for ten that you can subtly edit to get what you want, without starting from nothing...
totally agree with @Robert Angel. it's a tip that I also use...
Thanks Joel!
It worked for me.
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