The table below shows the available Jewish tokens which can be used to display Jewish dates and their corresponding Gregorian Date token :
[jd] [jdd] |
Shows the Jewish day (1-30 and 01-30) of the Jewish month and correspond to [d] and [dd]. |
[jm] [jmm] |
Correspond to [m] and [mm] and show the Jewish month number using Q++Studio’s Jewish month numbering: 1 to 14 for [jm], or 01 to 14 for [jmm]. Months absent from the current year are skipped without renumbering the remaining months. |
[jmmm] [jMmm] [jMMM] |
Shows the short form of the Jewish month name and correspond to [mmm], [Mmm] and [MMM].
To override the default Jewish month name abbreviations, use the tokens and translations manager to specify the 14 jewish month name abbreviations that you wish to use for any specific language. |
[jmmmm] [jMmmm] [jMMMM] |
Shows the full Jewish month name and correspond to [mmmm], [Mmmm] and [MMMM].
To override the default Jewish month names, use the tokens and translations manager to specify the 14 jewish month names that you wish to use for any specific language. |
[jYY] [jYYYY] |
Shows the Jewish year number and correspond to [yy] and [yyyy]. |
The prefix "s" can be used to conditionally show the Jewish day or month tokens. The following tokens do not have a Jewish calendar counterpart :
•Weekday name tokens.
•Week number tokens.
See also: Jewish Time Tokens, Muslim Calendar Tokens, Orthodox Calendar Tokens.
Topic 174900, last updated on 05-Nov-2026