Is there a way to have the SOOrders.CreateDateTime show both the Date and the Time in a Generic Inquiry.
Best answer by MinushaWeerasuriya76
View originalIs there a way to have the SOOrders.CreateDateTime show both the Date and the Time in a Generic Inquiry.
Best answer by MinushaWeerasuriya76
View originalHi,
Using the following expression on the results grid should give the desired result:
=[SOOrder.createdDateTime]
Hope this helps!
MinushaWeerasuriya76
Thank you, that is what I was looking for.
Now for the next question, it appears the time is UTC, is there a way to convert it to local time?
We are in the US Eastern Time Zone
Thank you!
Hi
I used this formula to see the date of order created with time in PST time zone as per our requirement.
=DateAdd( [SOOrder.CreatedDateTime], 'h', -7)
As
Attaching the GI for reference.
manikantad18
Thank you!
Hi
I used this formula to see the date of order created with time in PST time zone as per our requirement.
=DateAdd( [SOOrder.CreatedDateTime], 'h', -7)
As
Attaching the GI for reference.
Hi
I used the formula on the generic inquiry but now, I can’t filter the dates using “Is Between” because it’s not available on the filter options. Do you know how to solve this? Thanks in advance.
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