Symbolĭisplays the month or minutes as a number without a leading 0ĭisplays the month or minutes as a number with a leading 0ĭisplays the month as abbreviated text (Jan, Feb, Mar, and so on)ĭisplays the month as text (January, February, March, and so on)ĭisplays the day of the month as a number without a leading 0ĭisplays the day of the month as a number with a leading 0ĭisplays the day of the week as abbreviated text (Sun, Mon, Tue, and so on)ĭisplays the day of the week as text (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and so on) You use these codes when you are creating a custom display format (display the Home tab of the ribbon, click the small icon at the bottom-right of the Number group, then choose Custom in the Category list). The following table lists the formatting codes that are specific to dates and times. If you create a custom format for your dates and times, you need to become conversant in the codes you can use to define those formats. The Number tab of the Format Cells dialog box. Regardless of which approach you take, you use the Number tab of the Format Cells dialog box (display the Home tab of the ribbon, click the small icon at the bottom-right of the Number group, then make sure the Number tab is displayed.) The Date, Time, and Custom options all appear at the right of the dialog box. You can use one of Excel's pre-defined date and time formats or you can create your own custom format. These are only converted to legible dates and times when you format the cell using a date or time format. In Excel, dates and times are stored internally as numbers.
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