How to append th st nd rd in dates in report viewer?

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I'm working with certifications and I need to append suffix in days dates. For example: Given this 25th,3rd,21st, 22nd of November, 2015. How to do that? Thanks.

Posted 10-Nov-15 15:26pm

RodzGold

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Patrice T 10-Nov-15 23:54pm

Done something ?
Where are you stuck ?

RodzGold 11-Nov-15 0:10am

In the date field i change the expression into =Day(Fields!Date.Value) but it has no suffix only the date of the day like 25, 23, 22 and 21 so the result is like this: Given this 25 day of November 2015 instead of 25th day of November 2015.

Patrice T 11-Nov-15 0:13am

May be you should start by including your code in the question. (use Improve question)

RodzGold 11-Nov-15 0:28am

Okey,there is no much code i used. In rdlc report i insert textbox1 and drag the date field from report data source there. Right click inside textbox1 and i choose 'Expression'. I change the text there from =Fields!(Date.value) into =Day(Fields!Date.Value). So it is like this: Given this textbox1 of November 2015. I have no problem with month and year. Only in dates of the day. Thanks.

Patrice T 11-Nov-15 0:34am

Update your question with this, at least one can know what you have done.

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