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we have to seperate date and time , time in different columns.
how we can use it ?
Hello @Dolly123 ,
You can try below expression in your script,
Date(Timestamp#(Field-Name,'Date_Time_Formate '),'Date_Formate_Required'),
Time(Timestamp#(Field-Name,'Date_Time_Formate '),'Time_Formate_Required')
Here I did it on your sample Data as:
After loading your field, you can create required field using resident load.
load
Date(Timestamp#([lastConvesationTim.e.],'DD-MM-YYYYhh:mm'),'DD/MM/YYYY') as Date,
Time(Timestamp#([lastConvesationTim.e.],'DD-MM-YYYYhh:mm'),'hh:mm') as Time
Resident Table_Name;
Hope this helps,
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It is because you have space between date & Time. like
'01-01-2023 08:11' this is 'DD-MM-YYYY hh:mm' format
change expression accordingly
Regards,
Prashant Sangle
use date() for it
date(fieldName) as date
Time(fieldName) as time
check all options over here
Regards,
Prashant Sangle
Hello @Dolly123 ,
You can try below expression in your script,
Date(Timestamp#(Field-Name,'Date_Time_Formate '),'Date_Formate_Required'),
Time(Timestamp#(Field-Name,'Date_Time_Formate '),'Time_Formate_Required')
Here I did it on your sample Data as:
After loading your field, you can create required field using resident load.
load
Date(Timestamp#([lastConvesationTim.e.],'DD-MM-YYYYhh:mm'),'DD/MM/YYYY') as Date,
Time(Timestamp#([lastConvesationTim.e.],'DD-MM-YYYYhh:mm'),'hh:mm') as Time
Resident Table_Name;
Hope this helps,
help user find answers ! don't forget to mark a solution that work for you and click the like button!
It is because you have space between date & Time. like
'01-01-2023 08:11' this is 'DD-MM-YYYY hh:mm' format
change expression accordingly
Regards,
Prashant Sangle