Hi @eveningmeadow
You can use a formula for this: DATETIME_FORMAT(your date field, 'format specifier') .
Hi @eveningmeadow
You can use a formula for this: DATETIME_FORMAT(your date field, 'format specifier') .
Ok, that is not working for me.
DATETIME_FORMAT(SWITCH(
{Start},
06/30/2023, "F",
06/29/2023, "Th',
06/28/2023, 'W',
06/27/2023, 'T',
06/28/2023, 'M',
07/01/2023, 'S'
))
Hi @eveningmeadow
You can use a formula for this: DATETIME_FORMAT(your date field, 'format specifier') .
I tried this too
IF({Start} = DATETIME_FORMAT{06/30/2023}, "F")
I tried this too
IF({Start} = DATETIME_FORMAT{06/30/2023}, "F")
To build on @Databaser's suggestion try this:
DATETIME_FORMAT([your date field], "dd")
This returns the following abbreviations:

The issue you are encountering is because you need to pass the formula one of the supported specifiers listed on this page: https://support.airtable.com/docs/supported-format-specifiers-for-datetime-format
If you need just the first letter of the abbreviation except on tuesdays/thursdays you could write:
IF(OR(DATETIME_FORMAT(Date, "dd") = "Tu", DATETIME_FORMAT(Date, "dd") = "Th"), DATETIME_FORMAT(Date, "dd"), LEFT(DATETIME_FORMAT(Date, "dd"), 1))

I hope this helps!