Date formating in QGIS expression
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My expression day(now()) || '/' || month(now()) || '/' || year(now()) returns current date as 15/4/2019, but I want to get the date in dd/mm/yyyy format i.e. 15/04/2019, how can I get it. QGIS desktop version 2.18.12.
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My expression day(now()) || '/' || month(now()) || '/' || year(now()) returns current date as 15/4/2019, but I want to get the date in dd/mm/yyyy format i.e. 15/04/2019, how can I get it. QGIS desktop version 2.18.12.
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My expression day(now()) || '/' || month(now()) || '/' || year(now()) returns current date as 15/4/2019, but I want to get the date in dd/mm/yyyy format i.e. 15/04/2019, how can I get it. QGIS desktop version 2.18.12.
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My expression day(now()) || '/' || month(now()) || '/' || year(now()) returns current date as 15/4/2019, but I want to get the date in dd/mm/yyyy format i.e. 15/04/2019, how can I get it. QGIS desktop version 2.18.12.
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You need to use the format_date expression.
format_date(now(),'dd/MM/yyyy')
Please read the documentation of the format_date expression in QGIS Expression dialog to have all possibilities.
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It returns date like 15/53/2019....which is impossible.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
QGIS 2.18.12 is very old. The last of the 2.18 is 2.18.28 from January 2019. Maybe a bug has been fixed in the mean time? And QGIS 2.18 is not maintained anymore. Do you have theMMexpression in your expression dialog documentation?
– etrimaille
yesterday
Yeah, 'MM' seems to be working fine, I think 2.18 wrongly reads 'mm'.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
Thankyou for your help.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
MMis working fine for me on 2.18.28
– etrimaille
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You need to use the format_date expression.
format_date(now(),'dd/MM/yyyy')
Please read the documentation of the format_date expression in QGIS Expression dialog to have all possibilities.
answered yesterday
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It returns date like 15/53/2019....which is impossible.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
QGIS 2.18.12 is very old. The last of the 2.18 is 2.18.28 from January 2019. Maybe a bug has been fixed in the mean time? And QGIS 2.18 is not maintained anymore. Do you have theMMexpression in your expression dialog documentation?
– etrimaille
yesterday
Yeah, 'MM' seems to be working fine, I think 2.18 wrongly reads 'mm'.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
Thankyou for your help.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
MMis working fine for me on 2.18.28
– etrimaille
yesterday
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You need to use the format_date expression.
format_date(now(),'dd/MM/yyyy')
Please read the documentation of the format_date expression in QGIS Expression dialog to have all possibilities.
answered yesterday
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It returns date like 15/53/2019....which is impossible.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
QGIS 2.18.12 is very old. The last of the 2.18 is 2.18.28 from January 2019. Maybe a bug has been fixed in the mean time? And QGIS 2.18 is not maintained anymore. Do you have theMMexpression in your expression dialog documentation?
– etrimaille
yesterday
Yeah, 'MM' seems to be working fine, I think 2.18 wrongly reads 'mm'.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
Thankyou for your help.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
MMis working fine for me on 2.18.28
– etrimaille
yesterday
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You need to use the format_date expression.
format_date(now(),'dd/MM/yyyy')
Please read the documentation of the format_date expression in QGIS Expression dialog to have all possibilities.
answered yesterday
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You need to use the format_date expression.
format_date(now(),'dd/MM/yyyy')
Please read the documentation of the format_date expression in QGIS Expression dialog to have all possibilities.
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It returns date like 15/53/2019....which is impossible.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
QGIS 2.18.12 is very old. The last of the 2.18 is 2.18.28 from January 2019. Maybe a bug has been fixed in the mean time? And QGIS 2.18 is not maintained anymore. Do you have theMMexpression in your expression dialog documentation?
– etrimaille
yesterday
Yeah, 'MM' seems to be working fine, I think 2.18 wrongly reads 'mm'.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
Thankyou for your help.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
MMis working fine for me on 2.18.28
– etrimaille
yesterday
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It returns date like 15/53/2019....which is impossible.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
QGIS 2.18.12 is very old. The last of the 2.18 is 2.18.28 from January 2019. Maybe a bug has been fixed in the mean time? And QGIS 2.18 is not maintained anymore. Do you have theMMexpression in your expression dialog documentation?
– etrimaille
yesterday
Yeah, 'MM' seems to be working fine, I think 2.18 wrongly reads 'mm'.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
Thankyou for your help.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
MMis working fine for me on 2.18.28
– etrimaille
yesterday
It returns date like 15/53/2019....which is impossible.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
It returns date like 15/53/2019....which is impossible.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
QGIS 2.18.12 is very old. The last of the 2.18 is 2.18.28 from January 2019. Maybe a bug has been fixed in the mean time? And QGIS 2.18 is not maintained anymore. Do you have the
MM expression in your expression dialog documentation?– etrimaille
yesterday
QGIS 2.18.12 is very old. The last of the 2.18 is 2.18.28 from January 2019. Maybe a bug has been fixed in the mean time? And QGIS 2.18 is not maintained anymore. Do you have the
MM expression in your expression dialog documentation?– etrimaille
yesterday
Yeah, 'MM' seems to be working fine, I think 2.18 wrongly reads 'mm'.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
Yeah, 'MM' seems to be working fine, I think 2.18 wrongly reads 'mm'.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
Thankyou for your help.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
Thankyou for your help.
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
MM is working fine for me on 2.18.28– etrimaille
yesterday
MM is working fine for me on 2.18.28– etrimaille
yesterday
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