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Time Format Override

FabianAvina
7 - Meteor

I successfully reformatted the date from YYYY-MM-DD Time to MM/DD/YY using a DateTime Parse tool. It created a new column at the end of my workbook but I really need to replace the existing column with the new format.

 

FYI, I need to perform the same function for 3 different columns total. Any suggestions?

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echuong1
Alteryx Alumni (Retired)

You can use a Select tool to remove the previous column, and also rename the new column created and move it to where the previous column was located. Let me know if that helps!

 

You can also try using the datetimeformat() function.

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