Use the [d] day token to get the number part of a date over 1 or 2 digits.

 

 [1d]  9

 [2d]  10

 

Use [dd] to get the number part of a date over 2 digits always.

 

 [1dd]  09

 [2dd]  10

 

Example: on August 3rd

 

 [d] will equal 3

 [dd] equals 03

 

On November 11th:

 [d] and [dd] will both be equal to 11

 

This information can also be displayed using Roman numerals.

 

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Topic 000096, last updated on 17-Apr-2020