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- darshthakkarValued Contributor
Thank you @siwadon for your response but where did you find a colon
':'
in the file name?- siwadonEmployee
Sorry for not being more specific.
I’m not sure about the expression you are using right now. But the output of
Date.now()
will contain colons in the time format,2022-04-29T19:32:29.079 UTC
.Similarly, with the expression
Date.now().toLocaleDateTimeString({"format":"yyyyMMddHH:mm:ss"})
, you will still get the colons in the final output. If you are using this expression, you can try removing or replacing those colons with other characters. For example,{"format":"yyyyMMddHH-mm-ss"}
.