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IFS Business reporter - format parameters

  • May 13, 2024
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This is a follower from this topic. If this =IFSREPPARAM("YearStandard.Value") were to be =IFSREPPARAM("MMDDYYYYStandard.Value") like 05/13/2024, is it possible to format it to 13.05.2024 when display output?

Best answer by Furkan Zengin

Hello @jgrace 

I think you can use excel TEXT formula to convert date format. Your formula should look like this. 

=TEXT(IFSREPPARAM("YearStandard.Value"),"DD.MM.YYYY")

Hope this helps

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Furkan Zengin
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  • May 14, 2024

Hello @jgrace 

I think you can use excel TEXT formula to convert date format. Your formula should look like this. 

=TEXT(IFSREPPARAM("YearStandard.Value"),"DD.MM.YYYY")

Hope this helps


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  • Sidekick (Customer)
  • May 14, 2024

It works! Thank you Furkan


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  • Sidekick (Customer)
  • May 16, 2024

Actually, I got this error Furkan when I tried to format my actually parameters. What should I do?

First column =TEXT(IFSREPPARAM("InvoiceFrom.Value"),"DD.MM.YYYY")

Second column =TEXT(IFSREPPARAM("InvoiceTo.Value"),"DD.MM.YYYY")