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Agreed. I've been using Alteryx for just a few days now and am already struggling with this. I have a timestamp field in my source data that is in ISO 8601 format. This includes milliseconds and a timestamp "-0700". Have discovered that Alteryx has no easy way to deal with these. PostgreSQL and JavaScript both use this format by default. I think it's the most common timestamp format out there?