Fix plural indicator

functions/func_dateformat.rst

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ If either the ``date`` or ``format`` are invalid an empty string will be returne
 
 .. warning::
 
-   Platform-specific formatting codes should be avoided to help ensure the portability of scripts across the different platforms.  These codes include: remove zero-padding (e.g.: ``%-d`` and ``%-m`` on Linux or macOS, and their equivalent ``%#d`` and ``%#m`` on Windows); element length specifiers (e.g.: ``%3Y``); and hanging '%' at the end of the format string.
+   Platform-specific formatting codes should be avoided to help ensure the portability of scripts across the different platforms.  These codes include: remove zero-padding (e.g.: ``%-d`` and ``%-m`` on Linux or macOS, and their equivalents ``%#d`` and ``%#m`` on Windows); element length specifiers (e.g.: ``%3Y``); and hanging '%' at the end of the format string.
 
 
 **Examples:**

functions/func_datetime.rst

@@ -11,24 +11,18 @@ $datetime
 
 **Description:**
 
-Returns the current date and time in the specified format, which is based on the
-standard Python ``strftime`` `format codes <https://strftime.org>`_. If no format is specified
-the date and time will be returned in the form '2020-02-15 14:26:32'.
+Returns the current date and time in the specified format, which is based on the standard Python ``strftime`` `format codes <https://strftime.org>`_. If no format is specified the date and time will be returned in the form '2020-02-15 14:26:32'.
 
 .. note::
 
-   Any special characters such as '%', '$', '(', ')' and '\\' will need to be escaped as shown in the
-   examples below.
+   Any special characters such as '%', '$', '(', ')' and '\\' will need to be escaped as shown in the examples below.
 
 .. warning::
 
-   Platform-specific formatting codes should be avoided to help ensure the portability
-   of scripts across the different platforms.  These codes include: remove zero-padding (e.g.:
-   ``%-d`` and ``%-m`` on Linux or macOS, and their equivalent ``%#d`` and ``%#m`` on Windows);
-   element length specifiers (e.g.: ``%3Y``); and hanging '%' at the end of the format string.
+   Platform-specific formatting codes should be avoided to help ensure the portability of scripts across the different platforms.  These codes include: remove zero-padding (e.g.: ``%-d`` and ``%-m`` on Linux or macOS, and their equivalents ``%#d`` and ``%#m`` on Windows); element length specifiers (e.g.: ``%3Y``); and hanging '%' at the end of the format string.
 
 
-**Example:**
+**Examples:**
 
 The following statements will return the values indicated: