Hi,
How can I reformat a standard date type field in the expression editor in ACS as follows:
From dd/mm/yyyy (standard date format in in ACS) to f.e. ddmmyyyy or dd.mm.yyyy
Does anyone have the same problem or a solution?
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Hi Roger,
To do this, you would have to first transform the day/month/year values into string type after isolating them.
The below expression outputs the date as numbers, and then transforms them into a string value so that you can set the separator to whatever you want:
ToString(Day(@created)) + " " + ToString(Month(@created)) + " " + ToString(Year(@created))
In this case, you can replace the " " with a "." or take it out if you don't want any separators. If you want to always have the day and month value be represented as a two digit value, you'll have to include some if conditions to check whether a number is a single digit, and then append a 0 in front as I've done in the below expression:
Iif(Day(@created) > 9 , ToString(Day(@created)), "0" + ToString(Day(@created))) + " " + Iif(Month(@created) > 9 , ToString(Month(@created)), "0" + ToString(Month(@created))) + " " + ToString(Year(@created) )
It basically just checks if the month is greater than 9 e.g. 10+, return the value of month created as a string type, otherwise append a 0 in front and then return it as a string type.
Cheers,
Jamal
Hi Roger,
To do this, you would have to first transform the day/month/year values into string type after isolating them.
The below expression outputs the date as numbers, and then transforms them into a string value so that you can set the separator to whatever you want:
ToString(Day(@created)) + " " + ToString(Month(@created)) + " " + ToString(Year(@created))
In this case, you can replace the " " with a "." or take it out if you don't want any separators. If you want to always have the day and month value be represented as a two digit value, you'll have to include some if conditions to check whether a number is a single digit, and then append a 0 in front as I've done in the below expression:
Iif(Day(@created) > 9 , ToString(Day(@created)), "0" + ToString(Day(@created))) + " " + Iif(Month(@created) > 9 , ToString(Month(@created)), "0" + ToString(Month(@created))) + " " + ToString(Year(@created) )
It basically just checks if the month is greater than 9 e.g. 10+, return the value of month created as a string type, otherwise append a 0 in front and then return it as a string type.
Cheers,
Jamal
Hi Jamal
Thanks a lot for your help! Your solution has worked!
Regards
Roger
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