Shane,
Do you just want to take today's date and format it the way you have it? Or
will the user enter a date and then you need to format it?
If you just want to take today's date, here's the rule:
return FormatDate(Today(), "ld, lm dd, yyyy");
ld = long day (Monday, Tuesday, etc.)
lm = long month (June, July, August, etc.)
dd = two digits for the day (15, 16, 09, etc.)
yyyy = the entire year
For today, this rule returns "Friday, June 15, 2007"
You can also replace the Today() with Field("Date") to get the field data your
user entered.
HTH,
Rob
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Rob Domaschuk
Training & Communications Developer,
Printable Technologies(tm), Inc.
Member; National Association of PhotoShop Professionals
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with every new assignment."
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