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Date functions (TEXT(MONTH())) and TODAY()

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  • Isabel Messore

    Hi there Lukas Rakickas

    I don't believe you need the "MONTH". I'd recommend using the following:

     =TEXT('Entity Details'!$B$8, "MMM")
    • If you want it all caps (DEC), wrap it in UPPER: =UPPER(TEXT('Entity Details'!$B$8, "MMM")).
    • If you want "December," use four Ms: "MMMM".
    • Ensure the source cell (B8) is actually formatted as a Date in the Formats panel. If B8 is just "Text" that looks like a date, the TEXT() function might return an error.

    Let me know if this works for you or if you run into any issues!

    In regards to the TODAY formula, we introduced a lot of new formulas/functions in 2026. Unfortunately, the TODAY formula is not currently on our near-term roadmap. We do have a feature request in place that I can absolutely add you to. Should the TODAY formula be picked up for work, we would send an automatic update letting you know!
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