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Ineed to change this column (type V_string) to Date format. I have checked other posts and tried to replicate solutions, like add formula tool or DateTime tool, but I end up with Null Values. How should I approach this situation?

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I have a string column with a value of 2/25/2020 and need to convert it to datetime. I use the node String to DateTime and give it the format of MM/dd/YYYY but it gives me an error. What format string is to be used when the month has a single digit?

Check the node description panel on the right hand side of your screen for more info on the the syntax (M = month, y = year, etc) - you might have to scroll down to see all the details. As you have already surmised, the format options are case sensitive, so you have to be careful.

I would like to know if someone has a very generic script I could use to convert my data to BIDS format.

My script is not the most efficient and every time I use an other data structure, I have to re-do some modification on the script.

It is very time consuming and not very efficient.

For my work I have 986 files that are in the .oir (Olympus) format. Our institute got the chance to play around with a new Olympus confocal and I do not have access to their software. Eager to see how my images came out, I installed the Olympus plugin on ImageJ (technically I am running FIJI, version 1.51g) and was able to open the files and play around with them.

There is a post by @ctrueden in another thread that might be helpful for you. Especially the Process_Folder.ijm macro. You can replace lines 28 and 29 with the loading mechanism of the Olympus plugin as recorded by the Plugins > Macros > Record command. For more information take a look at the Introduction to Macro Programming page of the ImageJ wiki.

Store the Output of the date parse expression into different variable FInalDate and assign this value back to the same column by using the assign activity in the same for each loop. i hope it might helpful for your requirement. thanks

This is not the solution. This still leaves the value as a string, and he wants to compare dates. They must be assigned to datetime variables, WITHOUT the .ToString on the end of the Datetime.Parsexact expression.

i agree with you it is not the complete solution. he wants to compare the date and find the difference between them. i suggested the way he can store back the format he wants in string format into data table and he needs to convert them to date by using cdate function and find the difference between them.

I have a date field in the format "2017-02-10T10:24:58.290-05:00", which means 10:24:58 in EST timezone. How do I convert it to straight UTC time "2017-02-10T15:24:58.290"? The data is already indexed so I can only do it at search time. There were some similar questions but I could not find a good way to do it. Do I miss something obvious here?

This is essentially the same as my "convoluted" solution. In my opinion, it has general usage and should not take that much code to do such a trivial work. strptime does get the correct epoch time (UTC), just need an elegant way to convert it in any given time zone. Python added astimezone() method in dateutil (not datetime), so it has demand.

Here's an example where I create a new field using your example set to st. Then I use the strptime syntax (which dynamically pulls the timezone). The value is then as epoch (which I believe is UTC/GMT by definition). Then display the utctime by using the epoch's timezone as a relative shifter.

Thanks Burch. But here is exactly where my problem is. The utctime is still 10:24, not 15:24 as I would expect.

But I think that's how the date time is supposed to work, instead of changing the hours ,it uses a timezone field (%Z).

The utctime is the epoch time (which by definition, is relative to the epoch). I think the challenge here is that when I render the time back (using the convert command), it displays as the local time zone.

This should get you started. It's not very portable, but gets the job done. Note that the "+5h" argument to relative_time needs to be the offset to UTC from the Splunk server's time zone, not the data's time zone.

The value is from the data that is already indexed, and can be from different time zones ("-5:00" can be different values). I need to extract the field and make it a UTC time. I can make it work with a bunch of eval statements but seems too convoluted for such a simple common job.

Thanks for your response.

Hello Everyone! I am trying to find out how to convert a time/text format to an hours format. I have tried reaching out to the data source and they can't modify the formatting. Also this is a monthly data pull so I could manually edit prior to uploading to Smartsheets however was trying to prevent from having to do that. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I guess I could convert the 45 min (nothing I can do about the input formatting) from 45 min to seconds (45*60) and then divide by 3600 to get .75, then both would be in the same format in excel. The question is will Smartsheets be able to add up all of the allotted times to an Hour format so I can say "Johnny has an accumulated training time of 22.5 hours"?

Sadly due to the Data Sources formatting I can't breakaway from some of the manual editing required. So now I will have a Template, The Data File and then create an upload file once cleaned and copied to get the formatting I need.

I'm trying include a date range with counting the number of applicants within various depts, in certain date ranges, but it's saying incorrect argument set. =COUNTIFS(DISTINCT([Name of Requestor]:[Name of Requestor], [Submission Date]:[Submission Date], AND(@cell > DATE (2023, 9, 30), @cell

Great. Thanks gnovak, jaceknykis, yannK. Problem solved. It took portions of all of your responses. First I used the to get the time a usable format, but the dates in my alert were still not readable.

Then it dawned on me after reading gnovak's response that I was using the "timechart" function in my alert. I converted the "timechart" to "table display_time, indexing_volume" and "magically" the dates in my alert are in the correct format.

I have TimeSpan data represented as 24-hour format, such as 14:00:00, I wanna convert it to 12-hour format, 2:00 PM, I googled and found something related in stackoverflow and msdn, but didn't solve this problem, can anyone help me? Thanks in advance.

First you need to understand that TimeSpan represents a time interval. This time interval is internally represented as a count of ticks an not the string 14:00:00 nor the string 2:00 PM. Only when you convert the TimeSpan to a string does it make sense to talk about the two different string representations. Switching from one representation to another does not alter or convert the tick count stored in the TimeSpan.

However, even though TimeSpan represents a time interval it is quite suitable for representing the time of day (DateTime.TimeOfDay returns a TimeSpan). So it is not unreasonable to use it for that purpose. (However, TimeOnly was added in .NET 6.0 and is better suited to represent the time of day now.)

The format specifiers using in ToString are documented on the Custom Date and Time Format Strings page on MSDN. It is important to specify a CultureInfo that uses the desired AM/PM designator. Otherwise the tt format specifier may be replaced by the empty string.

I need to convert a text field to a date field. I have tried magic ETL which didn't work. I also created a redshift using a case statement "cast(week_end as DATE) as week_end" , which resulted in a sytax error "invalid operation: error converting text to date". any ideas??

However it sounds like you might have some bad data in your column if the CAST function is erroring out, you may want to check the distinct values of the date column for any odd characters or strange values.

I have a channel saved in a MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS.XXXX format, and I would like to convert it back into a numeric representation. I've read on the forums that it will be the number of seconds since 0 AD, which I'm fine with. I just need to convert the entire channel back into the number of seconds.

If the data channel you're talking about is already loaded in the Data Portal, and if it already has a clock symbol to the left of it in the Data Portal, then all you need to do is change the display of the channel values. DIAdem date/time channels are regular DBL channels that have a display property set to show the data differently in DIAdem (as a date/time string). So you don't need to convert anything. Look for the property "Display format" in the Data Portal and change it from "Time" to "Numeric". You may have to force a refresh by clicking in VIEW, but that channel should immediately display as DBL values.

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