Hi Marco,
Lowercase ms are for minutes - uppercase Ms for months.
Try:
{Mergefield Data \@ "dd/MM/yyyy" }
Cheers
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macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
| Hi. I'm experience this problem. I have in excel this date: 17-01-2006 but
| then after the mail merge it appears has 01/17/2006.
|
| I tried to format, I change to toogle and format as you told me, I get this
| filead:
| {Mergefield Data \@ "dd/mm/yyyy" } and this result: 17/00/2006
|
| Why the months apears as zeros?
|
| I even tried to change in Regional Setting the short date to dd/mm/aa but
| nothing.
|
| The best that I could get was making a trick. After all register in Excel, I
| insert another register and I put some text into the date column.
|
| Any ideas?
|
| Regards,
| Marco
|
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|
| "steve roper" wrote:
|
| > This helped me and worked fine with same problem
| >
| > "gb_S49" wrote:
| >
| > > I am trying to complete a mail merge sourced from excel and keep getting the
| > > american date format (MM/DD/YY. despite my efforts I am unable to affect a
| > > change. All suggestions greatfully received
| > > {mergefield "Date_Joined_Company"/"dd/mm/yy}