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Revision as of 20:03, 11 September 2022
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| DateTime | Date | |
| IFormatProvider | FormatProvider | |
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| String | * | |
The Format Date node takes a date and time input and formats the date as a string.
Usage
This node takes the DateTime and IFormatProvider types as inputs, and it outputs a string.
The output is the DateTime input represented as a string. The format defaults to an Invariant Culture, and is recommended to not be changed unless the output is meant to be seen to other users and you are not parsing the output in any way.
Examples
In the following image, the current date from UtcNow is being converted to a string.
Node Menu
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| Back | Format Date | Format Time | Format Timespan | To Time String | ||