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$currentDate is outputting strange values (ex. 2014.56.03)

Michael Guimet

The $currentDate variable we use in out meeting notes template is outputting strange month values: 2014.53.03, 2014.53.03 etc.

Note we have the date format defined as yyyy.mm.dd.

Thanks

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Michael Guimet

Solved. My bad, mm refers to minutes, MM to months!

I tried:

dd.mm.yyyy: 04.11.2014 X
dd.MM.yyyy: 04.03.2014 OK!
yyyy.MM.dd: 2014.03.04 OK!

Thanks for the help!

Best,

Michael

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Matthew J. Horn

What happens when you change the format?

Michael Guimet

Solved. My bad, mm refers to minutes, MM to months!

I tried:

dd.mm.yyyy: 04.11.2014 X
dd.MM.yyyy: 04.03.2014 OK!
yyyy.MM.dd: 2014.03.04 OK!

Thanks for the help!

Best,

Michael

Violette

How do I insert the $currentDate macro (variable?) into a new template? I tried creating it with the 'Template' dropdown but all I get is a form prompting the user to enter the date. It doesn't work the same way as on the 'Meeting Notes' blueprint template.

Michael Guimet

Sorry Violette, can't really help you. In the "Meeting Notes" you just write $currentDate and that brings up the date when the user creates new notes for a meeting.

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