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I would like to display a date like…
=Now.ToLongDateString()
BUT without the weekday. So the expression would produce June 21 2011. Not Tuesday, June 21 2011. Is this possible? I don’t want the format MM/DD/YY. I would rather have June 21 2011.
I have found an expression that works. This is here for others to use.
I don’t like answering my own questions because most here think its a reputation point thing (which its not) SO, If anyone else provides an answer that is more helpful or is “neater”, I will toggle off my checkmark and mark yours. Otherwise, I’ll leave this up so others can use the answer as per Meta.