#createDate(listLast(string, " "), listGetAt(string, 2, " "),
listFirst(string, " "))#
this might work... then you can get what you want out of it using
dateFormat or whatever.
HTH
Tom
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Subject: Re: regex ?
> yes they are dates
> and i have tried dateformat and it worked great for feb but when i added
> one for march it switched the day and month around
> and i cant change the #'s (date) coming in from the source
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> > are they dates? or is that just the way my English brain is reading
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> > Subject: RE: regex ?
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