Format.dateTime
Description
Formats a date, time or datetime to follow certain standard date patterns (e.g. "MM-DD-YYYY")
Input / Parameter
date
The reference date to be formatted.
Text
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Yes
currentFormat
The current date format of the date to be formatted.
Text
yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss
yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss, yyyy-MM-dd, HH:mm:ss, y, M, d, h, H, m, s, S, E, z
No
newFormat
The new date format to update the current date format.
Text
yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss
yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss, y, M, d, h, H, m, s, S, E, z
No
Supported date pattern letters
y
Represents the year. Use 'yyyy' to represent the full year, and 'yy' to represent the last two digits of the year.
M
Represents the month. Use 'MM' to represent the month with a leading zero, and 'M' to represent the month without a leading zero. Use 'MMM' to represent the abbreviated name of the month (e.g., Jan, Feb), and 'MMMM' to represent the full name of the month (e.g., January, February).
d
Represents the day of the month. Use 'dd' to represent the day with a leading zero, and 'd' to represent the day without a leading zero.
h
Represents the hour in 12-hour format. Use 'hh' to represent the hour with a leading zero, and 'h' to represent the hour without a leading zero.
H
Represents the hour in 24-hour format. Use 'HH' to represent the hour with a leading zero, and 'H' to represent the hour without a leading zero.
m
Represents the minute. Use 'mm' to represent the minute with a leading zero, and 'm' to represent the minute without a leading zero.
s
Represents the second. Use 'ss' to represent the second with a leading zero, and 's' to represent the second without a leading zero.
S
Represents the millisecond. Use 'SSS' to represent the millisecond with three digits, and 'S' to represent the millisecond with one, two or three digits.
E
Represents the day of the week. Use 'EEE' to represent the abbreviated name of the day (e.g., Mon, Tue), and 'EEEE' to represent the full name of the day (e.g., Monday, Tuesday).
z
Represents the time zone. Use 'z' to represent the time zone abbreviation (e.g., PST, GMT), and 'Z' to represent the time zone offset from GMT (e.g., +0800).
Output
Returns the formatted date with the correct pattern.
Text
Callback
N/A
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