Can I customize the date format?

When importing camera raw files, I am able to select mmm/dd/yyyy as an option in the photo downloader. Once the files are in Bridge, if I want to batch rename, the date option does not include mmm(the month spelled out instead of numeric). Is there a way to customize the date format in the batch rename menu?
Thank you

You can always include it in the name if you select Text.

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pierre
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Apparently I am missing something (stupid). Suggestions are welcome. I'm a novice with Lightroom. Just migrated from Aperture.

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