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Convert polynomial to date format
Somnath_Das
Member Posts: 31 
Maven
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I am having a column which contains date in the following format:
Apr 1, 2021, 5:30:00 AM GMT+5:30
The datatype of the column is polynomial, I want to convert it into date-time format using the nominal to date operator but is getting the error that "cannot parse date: unparseable date". Please help
Apr 1, 2021, 5:30:00 AM GMT+5:30
The datatype of the column is polynomial, I want to convert it into date-time format using the nominal to date operator but is getting the error that "cannot parse date: unparseable date". Please help
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kayman
Member Posts: 662 
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The full date format would be MMM dd, yyyy, HH:mm:ss a Z
If you can ignore the time part (it looks just like midnight UTC) you can also just remove the time part from the date format in the Nominal to date operator.
Use MMM dd, yyyy as date format (data type can remain date_time) and select UTC as time zone. This should give the correct result. You can also select a timezone that 5:30 hours ahead, but not sure where that would be.
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