Hi team,
I receive date in below format. I have been using formula below but no help.
DateTimeParse([m Date], "%Y%m%d")
ToDate([m Date])
Kindly hep.
m Date | C Date | T Date |
43872 | 44228 | 44277 |
43872 | 44228 | 44278 |
44286 | 44286 | 44294 |
44286 | 44286 | 44294 |
44273 | 44273 | 44291 |
44273 | 44273 | 44291 |
44273 | 44273 | 44291 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @mmustkee
You can use a multi-field method to convert multiple fields into date format.
Workflow:
Hope this helps 🙂
Hi Qiu,
Thanks for the solution and it worked too. But lets suppose we have only one date column to change. so can we not use formula function without using Record id, Transpose or cross tab.
Thanks for your response in advance.
@mmustkee
I am using the combination of Record id, Transpose or cross tab to make the solution dynamic.
so it would also work if you want only change one column and more important is that it will works if the columns increases.