Next, we want to calculate the date to send the email so we need to add an addDays expression and add the outputs of the ExpiryDateFormat compose and the varNotice variable which, as it's now a negative, has the effect of taking the number of days away fr...
It uses a bit of a nested expression, so I'll break it down. We want to end up with a formatted date in the format yyyy-MM-dd for our comparison with today's date (Convert time zone), so we wrap everything in a formatDateTime expression. Wi...
The full expression looks like this: formatDateTime(triggerBody()?['date'], 'MM/dd/yyyy') SelectAdd. In theParameterstab, insert an email in theTofield, and a subject in theSubjectfield. SelectSave. After running the flow, the email received shows the date in the specified MM/dd/yyyy...
Re: Date from SP List changed by hours when used by PowerAutomate Flow Hi@GavinJones Maybe not the solution but definitely worth a moment to read through this: Have you tried Expression or Compose? formatDateTime(addDays(utcNow(),-1),'yyyy-MM-dd') ...
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Likewise, when saving the date back to the database, you’ll need to remove the offset, so that the value that is saved is preserved like in the expression below, where myDateTime is a variable containing the date/time value that you want to save. Patch( '[dbo].[tablename]', selecte...
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Likewise, when saving the date back to the database, you’ll need to remove the offset, so that the value that is saved is preserved like in the expression below, where myDateTime is a variable containing the date/time value that you want to save. Patch( '[dbo].[tablename]', selecte...