Some people might find this easier in a FlowService so just for completeness, I attached a couple of FlowService samples exported from wm.io integration to convert an Epoch date to Excel formatted date (the excel format date always blows my mind ), and also a convert date time to Epoch. 418 On BSD: date -r 1234567890 On Linux (specifically, with GNU coreutils 5.3): date -d 1234567890 With older versions of GNU date, you can calculate the relative difference to the UTC epoch: date -d ' UTC + 1234567890 seconds' If you need portability, you're out of luck. In the example shown, the formula in C5 is: (B5 / 86400) + DATE (1970,1,1) Generic formula (A1 / 86400) + DATE (1970,1,1) Explanation The Unix time stamp tracks time as a running count of seconds. If you ever need to go the opposite direction then CalculateDateDifference can be used, to calculate the number of seconds between and the datetime, then multiply up to get the milliseconds value with another transformer. To convert a Unix timestamp to Excel's date format, you can use a formula based on the DATE function.
Enter a Timestamp Supports Unix timestamps in seconds, milliseconds, microseconds and nanoseconds. You can do similar as option 1 in a Flow Service.Ĭlearly the first option is the most simple Convert epoch to human-readable date and vice versa.Var date = new Date(input.epochDateTime) "description": 'date time in ISO format', The main problem with this is that it is in UNIX format so therefore returns a 10 digit number, I know that the formula for converting this to actual date.
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Write a node.js action (instead of a CLI connector) and put in code something like this:.Returns If the conversion is successful, the result is a datetime value. The Apple Core Foundation Absolute Time (CFAbsoluteTime) is. You can also take into account locales/timezones and specify an output format: A datetime value that occurs before the epoch time ( 00:00:00) has a negative timestamp value. The UNIX Epoch Time indicates the number of seconds that have passed since 00:00:00 UTC.
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