Assuming yyyy is required, the following 26 results were found.
r_ContactRecord.get("Last_Name")); m_Data.put("Issue.Date", zoho.currentdate.toString("MMMM, dd yyyy")); m_Data.put("Organization.Name", r_ContactRecord.get("Account_Name").get("name")); // m_MergedData = Map(); m_MergedData.put("merge_data",...
of the data per column (in this example, I highlight the Date column, it then prompted me what format this is in, eg. dd/MM/yyyy): You will then be shown a summary of your import: You can then setup a schedule for the import to automatically download...
v_SignDate = m_SignDocument.get("requests").get("action_time"); v_SignDate = v_SignDate.toDate("yyyy-MM-dd"); r_Update =...
sub folder v_ParentFolderID = "{parent_id}"; v_WorkdriveFolderID = ""; v_WorkingFolderName = zoho.currentdate.toString("yyyy"); if(!m_SubfolderNames.keys().contains(v_WorkingFolderName)) { m_Attr = Map(); m_Attr.put("name", v_WorkingFolderName);...
specified in the report. Here's a quick note on how to set Dates and Times used in parameter fields to UK format (dd/MM/yyyy). You can override this in the report by: Go to Design Select the View tab Check that the "Properties" pane is displayed/ticked...
the field. Why? At the moment, the expression in there is something like this: =Format(Fields!MyCompletionTime.Value, "dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss") -- yields 11/02/2014 11:21:32 Sounds good, where's the problem? The problem Putting the date in an IIF...