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To support legacy workflows, options and culture may also be text values. When Culture is null or omitted, Culture.Current is used. When Format is null, Culture controls the default format to use. For example, in "en-US" "MMM" is "Jan", "Feb", "Mar". Omitting this field or providing null will result in formatting the date using the default defined by Culture.Ĭulture: When Format is not null, Culture controls some format specifiers. The record can contain the following fields:įormat:A text value indicating the format to use. culture is only used for legacy workflows (see below). An optional record parameter, options, may be provided to specify additional properties. Returns a textual representation of date. Date.ToText( date as nullable date, optional options as any, optional culture as nullable text) as nullable text
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