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how to convert set variable output (0.0288645833333333) to date format ((6/23/2023 9:39:00 AM))

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out is in the format of 0.0288645833333333.

 

we want to convert it to date format (6/23/2023 9:39:00 AM)

 

@Expiscornovus 

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    Re: how to convert set variable output (0.0288645833333333) to date format ((6/23/2023 9:39:00 AM))

    @Expiscornovus PFA the excel file 

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    Re: how to convert set variable output (0.0288645833333333) to date format ((6/23/2023 9:39:00 AM))

    Hi @Yallaling,

     

    Can you share a screenshot of the value in your excel file column/row? Also double check what is used in the fx field for the row/cell.

     

    Are you using a specific number format in that column? (Generic or a specific date or time format?). If so, please share what that format is.

     

    Below is an example how to check all these things in your Excel file (click on the gif to see it in higher resolution).

     

    sample_numberformat.gif

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    Re: how to convert set variable output (0.0288645833333333) to date format ((6/23/2023 9:39:00 AM))

    @Expiscornovus outputs of the List row present in table action also showing wrong date only

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    Re: how to convert set variable output (0.0288645833333333) to date format ((6/23/2023 9:39:00 AM))

    Hi @Yallaling,

     

    Can you check in the outputs of the List row present in table action and see if the dates show up correctly over there?

     

    checkoutputs_listrows.png

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    Re: how to convert set variable output (0.0288645833333333) to date format ((6/23/2023 9:39:00 AM))

    @Expiscornovus after changing the ISO 8601 format in the settings we are getting date as a output but date is wrong  

     

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    Re: how to convert set variable output (0.0288645833333333) to date format ((6/23/2023 9:39:00 AM))

    Hi @Yallaling,

     

    Are you using the ISO 8601 format in the settings of that list rows present in a table action? If not, can you select that format and try again?

     

    iso8601.png

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    Re: how to convert set variable output (0.0288645833333333) to date format ((6/23/2023 9:39:00 AM))

    @Expiscornovus We are getting this input form excel list as below

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    the actual date format in excel is '6/23/2023 9:39:00 AM' but we are getting as a decimal format 

     

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    Re: how to convert set variable output (0.0288645833333333) to date format ((6/23/2023 9:39:00 AM))

    Hi @Yallaling,

     

    Not really recognizing that format, tbh 😁. I have seen time stamps being formatted as decimals, but not date and time.

     

    Can you share a bit more details about where you are getting this value from (which system and what are you using in your set variable action)? Or do you know what the name is of this format?

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