Hi!
I work for an international company. To minimize confusion on date formats we have decided to adopt ISO8601 as a company standard date format; that is YYYY-MM-DD. For example today is 2006-11-20.
I understand that it is the Regional Settings on the client computer that determine how dates are displayed in Navision. I have set my regional settings short date format (WinXPpro) to yyyy-MM-dd. But what I get in Navision is YY-MM-DD, displaying today's date as 06-11-20. When asking our Navision partner/supplier about this they say it is not possible to display YYYY-MM-DD in Navision without significant customization. Is that correct? Seems to me this should be a simple enough configuration setting somewhere.
I also asked our Navision partner/supplier if we could get the dates on reports in ISO8601 format; again the answer was no. That would require customization of each and every report. Again, I would have thought this was a relatively simple thing to solve.
Kind regards,
Thomas
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The issue is that Navision only shows two digits if the year is within the "two digit" year range setup on the Date page of the regional settings.
I don’t know if you can use this but try to change this date range back in time, e.g. 1800-1900. All years after 1900 will now be shown with four digits in Navision.
Regards
Claus
http://www.AcumenConsulting.co.nz
Although the solution was slightly amusing