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AlanZ  
#1 Posted : Thursday, December 15, 2016 5:59:42 PM(UTC)
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Is there a list of date and time format templates for titles?\
I looked but can't seem to find it.

{0:hh:mm tt} is doing fine for the time e.g., 04:57 PM

I guessed at two variants for date (documentation would help a lot, so any help finding it is appreciated)

{0:M/dd/yyyy} yields 12/14/2016

{0:M dd, yyyy} yields 12 14, 2016

I am looking for something that spells out the month name, e.g., December 14, 2016

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#2 Posted : Thursday, December 15, 2016 6:12:18 PM(UTC)
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#3 Posted : Thursday, December 15, 2016 6:24:44 PM(UTC)
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I found some formatting information on a .NET page

https://msdn.microsoft.c...(v=vs.110).aspx#MonthDay

I almost have what I want with a single format command
{0:f} yields

Wednesday December 14, 2016 5:21 PM

Is there any easy way to suppress the day of week, yet keep the month spelled out?
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#4 Posted : Thursday, December 15, 2016 6:34:26 PM(UTC)
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{0:MMMM dd, yyy h:m tt}

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#5 Posted : Thursday, December 15, 2016 10:10:43 PM(UTC)
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Thanks Doggy,

I tweaked it to account for single digit minutes (adds a leading zero)

{0:MMMM dd, yyy h:mm tt}
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