I'd add a note as I was getting confused with the built-in function "FormatDateTime()". The example is shown as: =FormatDateTime(Fields!BirthDate.Value, DateFormat.ShortDate) The other formats are: =FormatDateTime(Fields!BirthDate.Value,...
SSRS 2008 R2. The following examples assume today's date is Wednesday 03 August 2011 @ 11:46: This Week: -- Start Date (US format - mm/dd/yyyy) =DateAdd("d", -(WeekDay(Today(),2))+1, Today()) // yields: 8/1/2011 -- End Date (US format - mm/dd/yyyy)...
They're a little disorganised but they're the ones I copy and paste to my scripts then modify. In it's straightforward form FormatTime( TimeString, Format ) { FormatTime, FormattedTime , TimeString, %Format% return Formattedtime } The following function...
decimal calculation above but it's not used and just for future reference. The API wants the total hours and minutes in the format "HH:mm" (eg. "34:06" = 34 hours and 6 minutes). Error(s) Input Parameter Missing (6831): Can happen when there are either...
to search wikipedia for "Date (Unix)" or search my site for "Unix". This was easier. Source: Wikipedia: Date (Unix) Format specifiers (format string starts with +) Specifier Description Values/Example Day %a weekday, abbreviated Mon %A weekday, full...
a date (so excludes hours, minutes and seconds). For demonstration purposes, I'm going to be using the European date format so DD/MM/YYYY. The Solution This is what I use to convert a given SQL date to the standard European format:...
Trying to export a STU record but I want to use the XET template I created rather than the pre-installed XML export formats. When I try to export using data format XET, the system has never heard of it. Why? To test the XET I created, I want to see what...
working in an SSIS package which read from a text file. Note that the example below converts a string in European Date Format (ie. "ddmmyyyy" to "dd/mm/yyyy"). Also, my data flow imports two dates one which was imported as a string (DT_WSTR) and another...
Just a quick note on how to format a given filesize and to reduce the display output to a small string, eg: 196 bytes : displays as => "196 bytes" 12945 bytes : displays as => "12 Kb" 1478515 bytes : displays as => "1 Mb" 8798745455 bytes : displays as...
// get the value we want to transform string ValueToConvert = p.GetValue(Row, null).ToString(); // PRIMARY transformation: Applies to all words // (lowercases and capitalizes first letter taking into account punctuation symbols) ValueToConvert =...
Query #1: Works from command-line but may generate "Empty Query 1065" SELECT calendar.WeekNumber AS AcademicWeek, DATE_FORMAT(calendar.StartDate, '\%e-\%b-\%y') AS Mon, DATE_FORMAT(DATE_ADD(calendar.StartDate, INTERVAL 1 DAY), '\%e-\%b-\%y') AS Tue,...
fields" (in this case "Edit CAP exchange fields") Under "Exchange Fields", tick which boxes to output Under "Export format", specify any code lookups (eg. for CAP_STAC, we want the code and the lookup value/name and then something to display if the...
a quick note as I use this function in various scripts. This adds the 1000th separator comma: FormatAddCommas(val) { Result:=val StringLen, OutputVar, Result NumLoop := (OutputVar // 3) DNum = 3 Loop, % (NumLoop+1) { StringRight,Digit,Result,%DNum%...
div.zc-Calendar_Day_Select .choice-table-cell span label:nth-child(3){cursor:pointer;} Then I formatted the color of the text and set the general text font to be applied overall / included tweak to width so "Wednesday" will not wrap:...
file that needs the correct values in each column and the "Attachments.zip" containing the files to attach that needs some formatting as well: Note that any IDs used in the snippets of code or screenshots below are made up. the Attachments.csv A data...
object in the column. Export the report to Excel and on extra blank columns will appear in the worksheet. NOTE: Fields formatted so they are much wider than the actual size of the data can cause blank columns. Make sure the field width is just wide...
or 26640 seconds). How? The answer was always going to be a convoluted formula just to convert it into minutes and then format the resulting value into a custom format of [h]:mm:ss -- Aim / Objective: ColumnA ColumnB ColumnC ---------- ----------...
it's turned into over an hour of figuring this out. So here's a working snippet of code: // test to get the JSON response format r_CallDetails = zoho.crm.getRecordById("Calls",123456789012345678); info r_CallDetails; // // system/application is set to...
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