Remove time from column

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Hi Guys,,

I have a file that needed to be copied into other file.

But the raw file have a column that have both date and time.

I only want to get the date and omit the time.

And this is my flow

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SamLed 2,338 Moderator on at

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Hi,

Use formatDateTime([Your date field data], 'd') as dynamic content expression. 'd' is the short date pattern format.

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Amirin 128 on at

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Hi.. I am new
Can you please show where I will put it?

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SamLed 2,338 Moderator on at

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Here a small test flow I made for you :

Where the map value is : formatDateTime(item()?['Paid Date'], 'd')

Use the same expression for every date you want to format. Also pay attention to the DateTime format in the "List rows present in a table" action. it must be "Iso 8601" when you get data from Excel.

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Amirin 128 on at

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Hi..
Sadly I got this Error

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SamLed 2,338 Moderator on at

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It works on my side...

formatDateTime(item()?['Paid Date'], 'd') and formatDateTime(item()?['Add Date'], 'd')

Can you copy/paste me the whole error message, it is truncated in your screenshot.

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Amirin 128 on at

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Here you go

The execution of template action 'Select' failed: The evaluation of 'query' action 'where' expression '{
"Paid Date": "@formatDateTime(item()?['Paid Date'], 'd')",
"Add date": "@formatDateTime(item()?['Add date'], 'd')"
}' failed: 'In function 'formatDateTime', the value provided for date time string '' was not valid. The datetime string must match ISO 8601 format.'.

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SamLed 2,338 Moderator on at

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Have you selected the correct DateTime format (ie ISO 8601) in the "List rows present in a table" action ?

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SamLed 2,338 Moderator on at

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Well it seeams you have null value in one or more rows in one or more date columns...

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SamLed 2,338 Moderator on at

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Replace formatDateTime(item()?['Paid Date'], 'd') by if(empty(item()?['Paid Date']), '', formatDateTime(item()?['Paid Date'], 'd'))

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Amirin 128 on at

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I am looking at my sample data.. And I don't have any null value.

Thank you for answering me,, I am now logging off and hopefully tomorrow will find a solution.

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