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Tengo una columna de fecha con la fecha actual en este momento usando esta fórmula:
= DateTime.LocalNow())
No quiero segundos, sin embargo, pero quiero que se muestre AM/PM. Probé lo siguiente:
Date.ToText(DateTime.Time(DateTime.LocalNow()), "MM-dd-yy AM/PM")
Simplemente no se mostrará correctamente por cualquier razón... resulta en un error
Solved! Go to Solution.
Por favor, pruebe esta fórmula en su lugar
= DateTime.ToText(DateTime.LocalNow(), "MM-dd-yy tt")
palmadita
Por favor, pruebe esta fórmula en su lugar
= DateTime.ToText(DateTime.LocalNow(), "MM-dd-yy tt")
palmadita
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