Hi Mark,
 
You can try converting both variables into a string  , Build String and  use the fn-FormatDate (date, "MM / d / yyyy")

Hope this can help you

Regards,
Reva Eka Patria

Thank you, Reva! I hadn't tried Build String-- I will try it to practice. I was able to solve the problem using:

Extract Substring from Start of String:

My Wednesday Reminder Date was formatting like this originally: 10/2/2018 12:00:00 AM
So I extracted 9 characters from start of the string which leaves me only with this: 10/2/2018

I am hoping it works with single digit months as well, but maybe that's where I'll need to build a string. Would the space at the end be part of the date if I extract 9 characters from the beginning of a date with a single digit month?  9/2/2018#  

I wonder if that would mess up my workflow then. 

Hi Mark.

If you use your solution then you will find a problem like that.
You can use the "string build" or "Set Variable" action with FormatDate Function and the result is a String Format.
fn-FormatDate(dateCreated,"MM/d/yyyy")
Resutl : 02/17/2017
So you can compare it. 

If the answer is correct,  So please mark the answer as correct.
Regards,
Reva Eka Patria

Hi All,

I have a leading 1 in my Date Column values in SharePoint List.

The Data is like Below.

Date Opened = 760308 ,731225,990125,970609,970702,1000112

 760308  =  March 8^th, 1976

731225 = December 25^th, 1973

990125 = January 25^th, 1999

970609 = June 9^th, 1997

970702 = July 2^nd, 1997

1000112 = January 12^th, 2000

Basically,I need to change them into MMDDYYYY format.Is there a way we can achieve this format by removing the leading 1 in front of dates .Please let me know if you have any questions.Thank You