@PW-14011855-0 To format a date—you'll need to use an expression and the formatDateTime() function. It's hard to offer any recommendations without seeing your full flow and the logic behind it. Toggle off the New Designer and click each action to expand it. Upload a screenshot of your flow in edit mode.
In the meantime, you might be interested in this YT Tutorial:
Are you easily stumped when working with Dates in Power Automate? In this Power Automate tutorial, I’ll show you how to compose an expression that will return a future date, a past date, how to count the number of days between two dates, how to check for a birthdate and anniversary date as well as tips and tricks when working with dates in Power Automate. I’ll cover some common use cases and concepts that can help you to build better Power Automate flows.
Feel free to skip ahead using the timestamps listed below. I’ve also linked a few other tutorials that you might be interested in as well.
IN THIS VIDEO:
✓ 4 Date Functions You Need to Know
✓ How to use the Convert Time Zone Action
✓ How to Get a Future Date
✓ How to Get a Past Date
✓ How to Return SharePoint Items Due in a Number of Days
✓ How to Return SharePoint Items Due within a Date Range
✓ How to write a Filter Query for SharePoint Items Due in 30, 60 and 90 Days
✓ How to Calculate the Number of Days between Two Dates
✓ How to Check for a Birthdate and Anniversary Date
✓ How to work with Dates and Times in Excel
✓ How to use a Manual Trigger with Date Input
✓ How to Output Dynamic Text with an Expression
✓ How to Check if a Date Falls on a Weekend
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