Use the [.d] and/or [!dd] day token to display the short or long ordinal corresponding to the current day of the month.
The 2 Types Of Ordinal Day Tokens
The [.d] tokens are usually displayed alongside the [d] token, while the [!dd] tokens usually appear on their own, as shown in the following examples.
Date of DayValue 1 |
[1d][1.d] |
[1!dd] |
January 1 |
1st |
first |
February 12 |
12th |
twelfth |
March 30 |
30th |
thirtieth |
Note that you must make sure that translations exist in the tokens database for each of the possible values (1-31 in the present case).
Capitalization
There are 3 variants to the [!dd] token corresponding to the capitalization below.
Variant |
Example |
[!dd] |
first |
[!Dd] |
First |
[!DD] |
FIRST |
See also: day tokens.
Topic 175870, last updated on 18-Oct-2026