Formatting dates using regional settings

When presenting a date in a report, I want Reporting Services to use the
regional settings on the client to determine this. Is this possible. The
following post from Charles Kangai on 8/12/2004 said that this was possible.
However when I follow his instructions, Reporting Services still presents
the date in the US format (presumably using the "Language" property of the
object, set to "default" in my report) whereas my regional settings are set
to UK date format (both short and long date).Thanks for that.
The report level language property was set to US which was why it wasn't
working.
"Charles Kangai" <CharlesKangai@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9609E7E7-5091-4631-BE18-CE0C4B9B2F50@.microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> Make sure the Report's Language property and the textbox's Language
property
> are both set to Default. Then set the Format property of your textbox to
"d"
> (Short Date) or "D" (Long Date), without the double quotes. It should
display
> according to the setting in your Regional Settings. I have just tried it
> again after reading your post, and it works.
> Charles Kangai, MCDBA, MCT
> "GML" wrote:
> > When presenting a date in a report, I want Reporting Services to use the
> > regional settings on the client to determine this. Is this possible.
The
> > following post from Charles Kangai on 8/12/2004 said that this was
possible.
> > However when I follow his instructions, Reporting Services still
presents
> > the date in the US format (presumably using the "Language" property of
the
> > object, set to "default" in my report) whereas my regional settings are
set
> > to UK date format (both short and long date).
> >
> >
> >