How do you convert this date “2020-09-01T00:00:00.000” to this “20200901”?

mtran21: ({“format”:“yyyyMMdd”}) Absolutely beautiful. It worked Date.parse($HIRE_DATE.toString()).toLocaleDateString({“format”:“yyyyMMdd”}) Thank you @ptaylor and @dmiller

I’m double checking, but I think you have to use one of the formats listed in the Parsing a Date example in the documentation.

@cjhoward18 to the rescue. 🙂 Date.parse("2020-09-01T00:00:00.000").toLocaleDateString({"format":"yyyyMMdd"})

Thanks, will this work with variable? Date.parse(“$HIRE_DATE”).toLocaleDateString({“format”:“yyyyMMdd”})

You shouldn’t need the quotes around the variable, but it should work if it’s a string.

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