Thank you- please of course use whatever convenient to you and suits your needs.
However, in general for most use cases, if the month names are in English ( and French once @Aurelien confirms) , it is much easier to simply use TEXT() functions.
Unfortunately, no. You'll have to create your own expression as described in this article:
https://help.appsheet.com/en/articles/2357320-month
That one is understood. But it is very basic, isnt it! Anyway, Thanks for the confirmation.
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Well, how much more complicated can getting the Month name get?
@WillowMobileSys 's guidance is correct, if you are trying month names in a specific language.
Alternatively one coud use TEXT() functions if one is trying English or French month names.
https://help.appsheet.com/en/articles/3517328-text
With TEXT() functions , TEXT([Date], "MMMM") will give month name for the date.
The months name definitely work for English and I think French locales also . Hi @Aurelien , I think I had seen a post from you about certain TEXT() functions results like month names working in French language as well. Could you please confirm?
Edit: Made some changes in post description to request @Aurelien about French locale.
SWITCH(month([DATE]),
"1","Januari",
"2","Februari",
"3","Maret",
"4","April",
"5","Mei",
"6","Juni",
"7","Juli",
"8","Agustus",
"9","September",
"10","Oktober",
"11","November",
"12","Desember",
"")
For type column, Date
Like this
Actually I have created a read only table and use lookup to get the month name. I think this will help me to avoid error. I think so, I dont know whether my one is correct. But I prefer to use in this way as there is no option of function or method.
Anyway, thanks a lot all of you.
Thank you- please of course use whatever convenient to you and suits your needs.
However, in general for most use cases, if the month names are in English ( and French once @Aurelien confirms) , it is much easier to simply use TEXT() functions.
Hi @shahappsheet and @Suvrutt_Gurjar and everyone !
Sorry for the delay, I was out of office for a while.
Yes I confirm, though I didn't dig further in order to get why sometime I have it in French, sometime in English. I think this is because of the Sheets locale.
I retrived the post @Suvrutt_Gurjar mentionned earlier:
Cheers !
Thank you very much @Aurelien
Hi @Suvrutt_Gurjar ! Thanks for your kind response. Yes just now I tested using, TEXT(([ExpenseDate]),"MMMM"), and it gives me the name of the Month. So that means we have function, isn't it? Previously I was using only the Text expression without format, so I was not getting the Text Name of that Month. So, I dont need to use my table idea.
Thanks a lot.
Oh yeah! I forgot about the TEXT function. Oops!
I found this.
=UPPER(TEXT(([DATE]),"MMM")) result "NOV:"
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