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The screenshot below refers, l want to create a Calculated Field to convert the column EFFDATE into a proper date format. Current format is 04/03/2024 07;06:22 which is a string and not proper date format for trend analysis.
Hello, would you like this field to be understood as a date field? This function in the script should work :
Timestamp(Timestamp#(EFFDATE,'DD/MM/YYYY hh:mm:ss')) as EFFDATE
Hi Clement
Yes however "as" is not being recognized
The function I gave you is to put the script in place of your current field, in the data load editor.
I don't use the data manager, but I guess you just have to remove the last part ''as EFFDATE''
Thanks Clement
I am very new to Qlik and struggling which line do l really replace or i do it in the auto generated section
If you only use the data manager, try this formula in a Calculated Field
Timestamp(Timestamp#(EFFDATE,'DD/MM/YYYY hh:mm:ss'))
If you are just starting out, the data manager is useful, but to progress and open up possibilities, I advise you to learn how to use the data load editor.
Thank you, it's giving blank values
And like this ?
Timestamp(Timestamp#(EFFDATE,'DD/MM/YYYY hh;mm:ss'))
Thank you so much, problem solved!!