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Format Date (Sharepoint Online)
How can I achieve a date formatting from "7/24/2019 12:00:00 AM" to a more user friendly format like "Wednesday, 24.th July 2019 12:00 AM" and store it in a string variable in Nintex Workflow for Office 365?
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Re: Format Date (Sharepoint Online)
Hi,
I had a look around and there really isnt anyting in Nintex Workflow to format a date unless you get complex and write a web service to do it and then call the web service.
You can easily acheive this by using a Calculated Value control on a Nintex form with the FormatDate runtime function and save that on a column and then use the workflow to read the column and put it into a variable. I know that this does not help if you want to use the date at the time of running the workflow.
I had a look around and there really isnt anyting in Nintex Workflow to format a date unless you get complex and write a web service to do it and then call the web service.
You can easily acheive this by using a Calculated Value control on a Nintex form with the FormatDate runtime function and save that on a column and then use the workflow to read the column and put it into a variable. I know that this does not help if you want to use the date at the time of running the workflow.
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