
The 12-hour clock time, including AM or PM (“11:51:02 AM”). This returns the week number, as 00 – 53, with the beginning of weeks as Monday. This returns the week number, as 00 – 53, with the beginning of weeks as Sunday.ĭay of week as a number, 0 to 6, with Sunday as 0. Equivalent to %H:%M:%Sĭay of week as a decimal, 1 to 7, with Monday as 1. Must follow %I (capital "eye", hour in 12-hour format). The day of the year, from 001 to 365 (or 366 in leap years)ģ-digit day of the year, from 001 to 365 (or 366 in leap years)Ģ4 hours, leading zero is space, " 0" to "23".ġ2 hours, leading zero is space, " 1" to "12".ġ or 2-digit month number, 1 or 01 to 12.Ĭase blind ("aM" or "Pm"). The date and time for the computer’s locale.ġ or 2 digits, ignoring spaces ("1" or "01").ĭay of the month, leading 0 replaced by a space (" 1"). Returns an error only if the given text is not a name of a month. Month name or any valid abbreviation of a month name ("Sep", "SEPT."). Note that Alteryx does not check that the specified day name is valid for a particular date.Īny valid abbreviation of a month name ("Sep", "SEPT."). Returns an error only if the given text is not a day of the week.

Note that Alteryx does not check that the specified day name is valid for a particular date.ĭay name or any valid abbreviation of a day of the week ("mon", "Tues.", "Thur"). SpecifierĪny valid abbreviation of a day of the week ("mon", "Tues.", "Thur"). The data must include at least a two-digit year.

Specifiers always begin with a percent sign (%), followed by a case-sensitive letter. Format strings comprise of specifiers and separators. Some DateTime functions require you to set the format for the date.

To convert a column for use and manipulation in the DateTime format, use the DateTimeParse function in the expression editor or the DateTime tool. If a DateTime value is not in this format, Alteryx reads it as a string.
#Alteryx week number iso#
Designer cannot process dates prior to January 1, 1400.Īlteryx uses the ISO format yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS to represent dates and times.
