Use date/time formatting tokens to change the format of date/time data. For example, you can convert a timestamp to a quarter of the year or day of the week. The following tables present the tokens supported for changes in formatting.
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TokenA secure code used to authenticate and authorize access to API endpoints, enabling users to connect with third-party applications. |
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2 digit year |
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4 digit year |
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Year with any number of digits and sign |
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Quarter of year |
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Quarter of year with ordinal |
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Month number |
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Month with ordinal |
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Month number with leading zero |
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Month abbreviation |
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Month name |
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Day of month |
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Day of month with ordinal |
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Day of month with leading zero |
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Day of year |
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Day of year with ordinal |
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Day of year with leading zero |
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Output |
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Day of week |
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Day of week with ordinal |
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Day abbreviation |
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Day abbreviation |
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Day name |
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Day of week (ISO) |
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Week of year |
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Week of year with ordinal |
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Week of year with leading zero |
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Week of year (ISO) |
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Week of year with ordinal (ISO) |
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Week of year with leading zero (ISO) |
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Week year |
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Week year |
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Week year (ISO |
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Week year (ISO) |
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Output |
Description |
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24 hour time |
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24 hour time with leading zero |
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12 hour time |
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12 hour time with leading zero |
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24 hour time |
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24 hour time with leading zero |
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Post or ante meridiem (upper case) |
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Post or ante meridiem (lower case) |
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Minutes |
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Minutes with leading zero |
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Seconds |
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Seconds with leading zero |
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Fractional seconds |
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Fractional seconds with leading zero |
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Fractional seconds with two leading zeros |
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Fractional seconds |
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Time zone |
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Time zone |
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Unix Timestamp |
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Unix Millisecond Timestamp |