I have a date in a PowerApps that is sent to Excel through Power Automate.
In the process i format the date with the following:
Thanks so much @gidiscacciati ! That works for me.
I also used parseDateTime to ISO format my string.
The only one solution is to select the hole column and apply the settings for all the column
gidiscacciati thank you for sharing this! Your solution worked for me, too! This was driving me crazy!
Did anyone get a solution for this? I'm also having the same issue. I format the date as 'dd/MM/yyyy' in power automate, "Add row into a table" output shows the date in the correct format (06/02/2023), but in excel it shows 02/06/2023. What in the world is going on here?
Power Automate output:
Excel File:
EDIT: I would like to add here something that finally worked for me. If I use 'yyyy-MM-dd' as date format in formatDateTime, when the data gows to excel, it reads it correctly, and keeps the default formatting (in my case, default format in Excel is dd/MM/yyyy)
Also having this issue, anyone found a solution?
Same issue, still haven't found a work around😓
I have the same issue, output in Power Automate is correct. Regions on Excel 365 and Power Automate both on UK but still it's switching to US format. Any ideas?
Hi @Anonymous,
If it's just an asthetic thing, I have tried adding a comma to the start of the date using concat and that works but that won't help you if you need to perform calcs on the date in Excel?
Yes @DamoBird365
The output of the Power Automate is correct, apparently is just Excel turning it aroung only when possible, if the day is bigger than 12 then it understand the correct order and stays dd/MM/yyyy. what a crazy behavior...
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