Hi,
I need to convert to dd-mm-yyyy format. I tried using datetime and used formula datetimeparse but not getting the desired out. Can any one help:
Date |
01.04.2020 |
01.04.2019 |
01.04.2018 |
01.06.2020 |
01.05.2020 |
01.04.2020 |
01.03.2020 |
01.02.2020 |
01.01.2020 |
01.12.2019 |
01.11.2019 |
01.10.2019 |
01.09.2019 |
01.08.2019 |
01.07.2019 |
01.06.2019 |
01.05.2019 |
01.04.2019 |
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Hi @sriku,
I see I am late to the party! @JosephSerpis has a great solution.
I am just posting mine as an alternative way of doing it since I was mid-response. No worries! Both get you where you need to go (see attached workflow).
Have a great day!
Brad
Hi
I have a similar question.
I have output in standard Alteryx datetime as 2018-07-15.
How can I convert that to British datetime format 15-07-2018?
Then I want to do a formula to subtract one day. Pls can you help me change this to 14-07-2018.
Thanks
Harry
Hi @chc9 , try this formula.
DatetimeFormat(DateTimeAdd([Date],-1,"days"),"%d-%m-%Y") |
Thanks.
This worked! Thank you!