I'm sure I'm doing something ridiculous here. I am simply trying to format a date. So for example, I use the following function to format the Created Date:
fn-FormatDate({ItemProperty:Created},"yyyy")
I'm figuring this should return: 2016
What it is returning is: fn-FormatDate({ItemProperty:Created},"yyyy")
..the entire string of the function I've typed in.
Am I using the correct format? This is from a string builder.
Thanks for any help!
Cheers,
Troy
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Go take a look at the following https://community.nintex.com/message/12752
This could be similar to what you are experiencing.
Hi, Troy Lyon, let us know if Chris's suggestion helped lead you to a solution. Thanks!
Frank
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HI All, thanks for the responses. I had actually read thread 12752 and tried the stringbuilder solution, which did not work. But I didn't see the solution further down the thread from Ricky. It worked!
Thanks again,
Troy
Hi Troy,
Can you please share which method worked for you as I am also facing same issue and its really hard to figure what is wrong with this fn-FormatDate({ItemProperty:23-03-2018},"yyyy-MM-dd") ?/
-Sonam
Sonam,
Have you found the solution yet? Please let me know.
Sunil
Hi Guys,
Even I am facing the same issue with the string builder. Anybody got a solution for this? Not sure whether fn-FormatDate() still supported in SharePoint Online?