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How to define a data format for a date like '5012016' in Posting Exchange Definitions?
chachitano@hotmail.com
Member Posts: 8
Hi,
I need to import a csv using the posting exchange definitions for a Bank Statement. I've been trying dMMyyyy, dmmyyyy, etc. (and with different formatting cultures), but none of them seems to work.
I can make it work for dates like '5/01/2016', but something is broken when it doesn't have '/' as guidance.
Have anyone found this issue before?
Regards,
HP
I need to import a csv using the posting exchange definitions for a Bank Statement. I've been trying dMMyyyy, dmmyyyy, etc. (and with different formatting cultures), but none of them seems to work.
I can make it work for dates like '5/01/2016', but something is broken when it doesn't have '/' as guidance.
Have anyone found this issue before?
Regards,
HP
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Finally we were able to get the file from the Bank with the slash '/' separator. I was able to import the csv, but don't have answer for the above.