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MS Flow pulling wrong Date/Time

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I have a MS flow set up to end an email when an item is created or modified in a SharePoint list. The column date and time format with Standard display format.

 

In the Flow I use a Compose action with the following expression:

compose.png
 
 

The SharePoint list shows the following time: starttime.png

 

Flow is showing a different time: compose2.pngcompose2.png

 

 

What am I missing? Any assistance in this would be greatly appreciated!!

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  • RezaDorrani Profile Picture
    12,145 on at

    Hi @leslie_rivera 

     

    flow only works with dates and times in UTC format. So when it reads the date from SharePoint it gets it in UTC. 
    you would need to use expressions.

     

    check this flow expression video series -

    https://aka.ms/learnexpressions

     

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  • leslie_rivera Profile Picture
    373 on at

    I thought thats what I was doing above. Do you have an example?

  • RezaDorrani Profile Picture
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    Hi @leslie_rivera 

     

    Its in the link I provided.

    Here is the exact point - https://youtu.be/k-yIhdseTQE?t=1336

     

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  • leslie_rivera Profile Picture
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    Sorry I need a little more hand holding than go watch this video.. thanks though.

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    leslie_rivera Profile Picture
    373 on at

    I found the solution using Convert time zone

    leslie_rivera_0-1609364582176.png

     

    Base time = the column in my list "Start Time"

    Sourcetime zone = UTC

    Destination time zone = the time zone I am in which is MST

    Format string = how I want the output to look like

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