Get DAYNAME from any date time attribute
Best answer by david_r
You can use the DateTimeConverter with either of the following output formats:
- %u - day of the week as an integer, 1=Monday, 7=Sunday
- %A - day of the week in English (e.g. "Monday")
Look at the Quick Reference section inside the DateTimeConverter transformer for an overview of all the formatting options:
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You can use the DateTimeConverter with either of the following output formats:
- %u - day of the week as an integer, 1=Monday, 7=Sunday
- %A - day of the week in English (e.g. "Monday")
Look at the Quick Reference section inside the DateTimeConverter transformer for an overview of all the formatting options:
+44- Influencer
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You can also use the DateTimeFormat function in an AttributeCreator/AttributeManager or similar
e.g.
@DateTimeFormat(@Value(date),%A)
You can use the DateTimeConverter with either of the following output formats:
- %u - day of the week as an integer, 1=Monday, 7=Sunday
- %A - day of the week in English (e.g. "Monday")
Look at the Quick Reference section inside the DateTimeConverter transformer for an overview of all the formatting options:
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