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Hello,

 

First time posting 🙂

 

I am using an Excel Table (I know it's not the best data source), to log inspections. One of the columns is for the Inspection Date.

I have tried populating a canvas app from data source, and starting from scratch; however the issue is that the DateValue card always returns a date with the time appended

 

I have tried adding a datepicker and simple text input with

Update: DateValue3.SelectedDate

Update: Text(DateValue3.SelectedDate,DateTimeFormat.ShortDate)

And a few more variations without much luck.

 

The result is always something like this:

eaguilera1_0-1637935680025.png

I also tried rebuilding the excel table to General format, as well as shortDate format but haven't managed to get it working.

 

loosing lots of hair over here!!😅

 

Appreciate any help 🙂

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    WarrenBelz Profile Picture
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    Hi @eaguilera1 ,

    Dates and Excel . . . one solution is to format it in Excel as Text and have the Update

    Text(DateValue3.SelectedDate,"dd/mm/yyyy")

    then your DefaultDate

    DateValue(ThisItem.'Inspection Date')

     

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  • eaguilera1 Profile Picture
    5 on at

    Thank you @WarrenBelz !  I couldn't manage to get it working initially but you got me thinking about setting it all as text and so I made some adjustments to the initial Excel table. Basically avoided anything that resembled a date, including the name of the column. Afterwards, applying your code solved it and I could rename columns etc.

     

    eaguilera1_0-1638281365534.png

     

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