You want to do something like this:
return FormatDate(Today(), "ld, lm, dd, yyyy");
The first parameter is a Date object, and the second is a single string
in which the codes such as 'ld' are converted to parts of the
corresponding output string.
If the date is already in a string form, such as a data field, you want
to first call DateFromString, and then use FormatDate on the Date
object, like so:
return FormatDate(DateFromString(Field("Birthdate")),
"ld, lm, dd, yyyy");
Dan
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