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Date formatting

Hi I can see that we can get UK (international) date formats using dd-MM-yyyy but I am wondering if the more expansive option are available e.g. for January 6 2018 default is 1/6/18 dd-mm-yy gives 06-01-18 I have tried other standard formats but get obscure results I'm looking for ddd dd MM yyyy to give Sat 06 01 2018 or even (very friendly) ddd d MMM yyyy to give Sat 6 Jan 2018 They are the more

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David Hassall asked Jan 4, 2018 active Jan 4, 2018

Does the (xmod:Format) markup only work in template?

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If I attmept to use it in a EditForm the form fails to render.

EditForm format template

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James Allen Hall asked Nov 20, 2014 active Dec 7, 2016

Formatting a number in a textbox in the editform

I suspect this has been asked and answered, but for the life of me I can't figure out how to do a key word search using the AND operation. So, how does one format, say a dollar ($) value in a textbox in an editform?

currency dollar EditForm format number textbox

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James Allen Hall asked Nov 19, 2014 active Nov 20, 2014

Spaces in EMail SendIf

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Hi, I'm using SendIf to control when two e-mails are sent (one is for US users and one is for international). The problem I have is the DDL containing the country has USA as "United States". When I use SendIf in the format of SendIf='[[Country]] = United States' it always evaluates to false. I've tested with other countries such as SendIf='[[Country]] = Australia' and this works perfectly so I'm a

email format SendIf Space

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Peter Edwards asked Nov 12, 2013 active Nov 13, 2013

Creating Hyperlink

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I'd like to create a hyperlink. But the sale date needs to be formatted a certain way for the URL and the hyperlink text. How do I accomplish this. Thanks.. = '2012-01-01' and [SaleDate] " target="_blank">Sales for

format hyperlink

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Jeff M. asked Jun 12, 2013 active Jun 12, 2013

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