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Originally Posted by Quoth
Carat, or a circumflex when it's ô û â etc
Glad you sorted 
However, the USA data format is the worst. ISO yyyy mm dd (with leading zeroes, use no spacing or -, but never : or /) is best, no ambiguity in different countries, or needing english (Three letter mmm is bad), and it sorts easily. |
UK/EU date format is the worst. MM/DD/YYYY is better. I agree that YYYY-MM-DD is the best.
US date format is closest to what you get with a calendar. A calendar is MM-YYYY-DD and US is MM-DD-YYYY.