Parameters for DATETIME_FORMAT formula

Reference guide for DATETIME_FORMAT formula parameters in Coupler.io. Format date and time values in your custom columns using supported pattern syntax.

DATETIME_FORMAT formula presents a datetime value in a specified manner. There are different parameters that can be used to present your DATETIME data field into a preferred format by modifying the highlighted part of the formula: datetime_format({arg},'specified output format')

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Output expected result

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M

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg1},'M')$

Month of the year, cardinal nos. 1-12

1 2 ... 11 12

MM

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'MM')$

Month of the year, cardinal nos. 01-12

01 02 ... 11 12

MMM

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'MMM')$

Month name, three-letter abbreviation

Jan Feb ... Nov Dec

MMMM

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'MMMM')$

Month name

January ... December

Q

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'Q')$

Quarter of the year, cardinal nos. 1-4

1 2 3

D

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'D')$

Day of the month, cardinal nos. 1-31

1 2 ... 30 31

Do

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'Do')$

Day of the month, ordinal nos. 1st-31st

1st 2nd ... 30th 31st

DD

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'DD')$

Day of the month, cardinal nos. 01-31

01 02 ... 30 31

d

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'d')$

Day of the week, cardinal nos. 0-6

0 1 ... 5 6

dd

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'dd')$

Day of the week, two-letter abbreviation

Su Mo ... Fr Sa

ddd

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'ddd')$

Day of the week, three-letter abbreviation

Sun Mon ... Fri Sat

dddd

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'dddd')$

Day of the week

Sunday ... Saturday

w

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'w')$

Week of the year, cardinal nos. 1-53

1 2 ... 52 53

ww

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'ww')$

Week of the year, cardinal nos. 01-53

01 02 ... 52 53

WW

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'WW')$

Week of the year (ISO), cardinal nos. 01-53

01 02 ... 52 53

YY

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'YY')$

Year, last two digits

00 01 ... 98 99

YYYY

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'YYYY')$

Year

2000 2001 ... 2098 2099

GGGG

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'GGGG')$

Week year (ISO)

2000 2001 ... 2098 2099

A

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'A')$

Ante meridiem/post meridiem (majuscule)

AM PM

a

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'a')$

Ante meridiem/post meridiem (miniscule)

am pm

H

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'H')$

Hour, using a 24-hour clock from 0-23

0 1 ... 22 23

HH

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'HH')$

Hour, using a 24-hour clock from 00-23

00 01 ... 22 23

h

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'h')$

Hour, using a 12-hour clock from 1-12

1 2 ... 11 12

hh

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'hh')$

Hour, using a 12-hour clock from 01-12

01 02 ... 11 12

m

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'m')$

Minute

0 1 ... 58 59

mm

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'mm')$

Minute

00 01 ... 58 59

s

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'s')$

Second

0 1 ... 58 59

ss

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'ss')$

Second

00 01 ... 58 59

SSS

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'SSS')$

Fractional second

000 001 ... 998 999

Z

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'Z')$

Time zone relative to GMT, inc. colons

-07:00 -06:00 ... +06:00 +07:00

ZZ

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'ZZ')$

Time zone relative to GMT, not inc. colons

-0700 -0600 ... +0600 +0700

X

$DATETIME_FORMAT({arg},'X')$

Unix timestamp

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Notes:

The formula supports various combinations of format specifiers:
For example, 1991-08-24T15:12:52.567Z value of Datetime-formatted cell can be used in a following formula DATETIME_FORMAT({date},'Do of MMMM, YYYY') to generate a result of "24th of August, 1991".

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