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Anonymous
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Formatting date

Any idea to make it to display as in red text? I'm using system default autoCalendar.YearMonth.

Example.png

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PrashantSangle

Date(DateFieldName,'MMM-YYYY')

or monthName(DateFieldName

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Chanty4u
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No i think 

PrashantSangle

Date(DateFieldName,'MMM-YYYY')

or monthName(DateFieldName

Regards

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Anonymous
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I've done it with

=Date(Monthname([Goods Receipt Date]),'MMM-YY')

Anonymous
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Done thanks for the effort

Anonymous
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thanks for the effort

Chanty4u
MVP
MVP

it will change entire datefield right?   he need only 3 values ?  correct me if i m wrong

Anonymous
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the 3 vales only example, i need entire datefield.

tresesco
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Even if that is the case, one could use conditional expression like:

If(Date=..., Date(Date, <format1>), Date(Date, <format2>) )

Chanty4u
MVP
MVP

Actually i thought  two times he want to show  for that particular red color months   so i said no

If(Date=..., Date(Date, <format1>), Date(Date, <format2>) )    this will work  but in each and every place the same way  it will show right ?.