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Can these two expressions be put together to form one expression? If so, could you please help 🙂
formatdatetime(addhours(utcnow(),'10') 'dd-MM-yyyy'
Hi @Jayendwil
very much you can
formatDateTime(addHours(utcNow(),3),'dd-MM-yyyy')
And also if you're looking for a specific time you can also try the below expression
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Thank you, that has worked!!! @Shujaath_Khan
One more thing - Do you know why my input would show Aus Format, then the output shows Utc Format on my list?
Used this: formatDateTime(convertFromUtc(utcNow(),'AUS Eastern Standard Time'),'dd-MM-yyyy')
The expression shall give output in AUS specific time
and also if you've proper timezone time you don't need to use convert the time instead directly format and user it.
formatDateTime(variables('vardttime'),'dd-MM-yyyy')
and for SharePoint check column settings once
know more : https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/power-platform/power-automate/converting-time-zone-power-automate
Thanks
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