DATETIME FUNCTIONS an overview
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Hi guys!
Date formatting in Alteryx is something that seems to be a hard nut to crack for a lot of users. There are already some great blogs/posts out there, f.e. a tool mastery topic on the DateTime tool by @HenrietteH (Tool-Mastery-DateTime ) and a post by @RodL who points out the central role of the DateTimeParse and DateTimeFormat functions in Alteryx (Date-Conversions ). The only thing missing seems to be an overview of the datetime functions in Alteryx. Therefore (and because i really want to get advanced certified later this year) i made an overview of the datetime functions that Alteryx offers.
My goal with this overview is to: 1) group all the functions (based on what you want to achieve), 2) show you that there are just 7 parameters used in all datetime functions, 3) give you a cheatsheet to select the right datetime function.
Keep in mind that for parameter f and l you will probably need this list:
See the help/function page of Alteryx for the list of specifiers and separators.
I will update this post and appreciate any feedback to improve the overview!
Greetings,
Sebastiaan
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You should submit has a blog that way it will be easy to find. And content management team is really supportive it should be easy for you to get this published 😁. You can drop a mail to dg_communitycontent@alteryx.com.
Hope this helps : )
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@Sebastiaandb That's a nice overview! Thank you for sharing 🙂
Technical Product Manager - Data Connectors
Alteryx, Inc.
