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dynamic date in email body

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Hi Team,

 

We are trying to populate the dynamic offer end date in email creative base on journey run date + 30 days in specific format.

Did anyone can help me on the same? I can populate the date (2023-07-02) but want in MM/DD/YYYY format

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@SumanTiwari,

You can use the formatDate function to display the date format as MM/DD/YYYY.

{% let d=now %}
{%= formatDate(d, "mm/dd/YYYY") %}

Thanks, Sathees

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@SumanTiwari,

You can use the formatDate function to display the date format as MM/DD/YYYY.

{% let d=now %}
{%= formatDate(d, "mm/dd/YYYY") %}

Thanks, Sathees

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Thanks, similar type of syntax is working for me in email body.

 

Want to utilize in the SMS but it is not working.

Updating the offer end date ( now + 30days) in datetime column 

same column passing in the SMS attributes and want date format mm/dd/yy but it is not working. 

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@SatheeskannaK 
It  is also working for me:
{% let d=now %}
{%= formatDate(d, "mm/dd/YYYY") %}

But I need to add +7 days. That is not working. addDates or addDays function does not work. I have tried set days
{% let d = today %}
{%= formatDate(setDays(d,7), "D/MM/YYYY") %}
But it gives wrong output like 217/08/2023

Could you please help? 

@SumanTiwari 
Have you found any solution? If yes, could you please share it? 

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@Zahid_14, Try this,

{% let d = today %}
{% let m=getMonth(d) %}
{% let d1=d.getDayOfMonth()+7 %}
{{ dispMonth }} {{ d1 }} {%= formatDate(d, "YYYY") %}

I haven't tried this yet. I think there is a flaw irrespective of the day it will add 7 days. For example, if today is 25 then it will become 32.

If you find any other solution let me know.

Thanks, Sathees

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@SatheeskannaK 
Thank you so much. I have tried this with 10 days just to see. You are right. In that case it shows 32 :'( 
Still searching for the solution

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@SatheeskannaK 
At last I have found the solution:
{% let d2 = currentTimeInMillis() + 14*86400000 %}
{% let ourDate = toDateTimeOnly(d2) %}
{%= formatDate(ourDate, "dd/MM/yyyy") %}

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@Zahid_14 Thanks for sharing this. Consider displaying the formatted date according to the profile timezone if it's something you're interested in.

Thanks, Sathees

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@SatheeskannaK 
Just to let you know that my code only works up to 20 days. For more than 20 days, it shows wrong date  
Do you have any idea or are you aware of any new updates from Adobe? 

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@Zahid_14 It should work. Can you share the code to check it from my side?

Thanks, Sathees

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@SatheeskannaK 

Thank you so much. Here is the code used and output:
{% let d2 = currentTimeInMillis() + 15*86400000 %}
{% let ourDate = toDateTimeOnly(d2) %}
{%= formatDate(ourDate, "dd/MM/yyyy") %}
output: 18/04/2024 
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{% let d2 = currentTimeInMillis() + 30*86400000 %}
{% let ourDate = toDateTimeOnly(d2) %}
{%= formatDate(ourDate, "dd/MM/yyyy") %}
output: 14/03/2024

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But I think it is not problem of Adobe, as if I convert 30 days in mills, it shows like this (https://currentmillis.com/)

Zahid_14_0-1712209329970.png

 

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@Zahid_14 @SatheeskannaK,

Found some solution. Instead of using 30*86400000, multiple these values 30*86400000 = 2592000000. Below is code.
{% let d2 = currentTimeInMillis() + 2592000000 %}
{% let ourDate = toDateTimeOnly(d2) %}
{%= formatDate(ourDate, "dd/MM/yyyy") %}