Hi epro,
Firstly ensuring the CSV reader separates the columns, confirming the delimiter type in the parameter's
So 15/08/2022 10:59:52 a.m. appears to be a custom "Input" format. Expanding the quick reference and using the Preview to see if we have the correct syntax and
soon find that perhaps the a.m. and p.m. needs a stringreplacer before the Dateconverter?
another string replacer for the pm...
run to the last string replacer and inspect the new date field valuesInput format
%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S %p
15/08/2022 10:59:52 am
@epro_admin Thanks for including a small sample dataset - that makes it much easier to test a solution.
Just for completeness... The CSV reader has the capability to parse data/time fields, it's buried in the reader parameters:
But... in this case it won't help since there is no way around the 'a.m.' or 'p.m.' format, so you have to use the approach described by @jamesb16otterill
Thank you both for your replies!