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convert date column to dd-mm-yyyy format
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vinayvnn
7 - Meteor
‎03-21-2024
01:53 AM
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Start Date |
18-Sep-2023 |
01-Feb-2023 |
02-Apr-2018 |
29-Mar-2017 |
01-Aug-2022 |
15-May-2024 |
01-Jul-2015 |
01-Feb-2015 |
Hey, I have the above dates available, I wanted to convert the same column into dd-mm-yyyy format. Could be helpful if someone help me on this regard.
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ShankerV
17 - Castor
‎03-21-2024
02:00 AM
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Hi @vinayvnn
The below formula in the formula tool, will help to get your expected output.
datetimeformat(DateTimeparse([Start Date],"%d-%b-%Y"),"%d-%m-%Y")
Many thanks
Shanker V
