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Jan_Wijninckx
Sep 05, 2025Brass Contributor
Excel 365: dd-mmm-yyyy now gives Sept instead of Sep
Excel 365: dd-mmm-yyyy now gives Sept instead of Sep — that breaks the documented format standard. Who thought this was a good idea? They linked it to the Unicode locale standard. But it violates ...
Jan_Wijninckx
Sep 07, 2025Brass Contributor
Windows 11 Pro, 24H2
Office 365 subscription
NZ locale
SergeiBaklan
Sep 07, 2025Diamond Contributor
I didn't check all locales, but yes, English NZ and South Africa give Sept. For English US, UK, India, Canada, Philipines we have Sep.
I'm on
and 365 both Beta and Current.