How to configure the date format in PnP Modern Search - search

How can I configure the date format in the search results webpart? (from "October 14, 2022" to"14.10.2022")?
I tried OWSModifiedDate but it didn't work

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Passing Date value to NetSuite via API

When populating a date field in NetSuite via the API (e.g Sales Order start date), you are required to specify a timestamp + timezone, even though the timestamp isn't shown in NetSuite.
Does anyone know the logic NetSuite is using to covert a date+timestamp to a date?
For example, sometimes when I pass a date+time of Oct 1 2016 00:00:00 UTC, I see Sept 30 2016 in NetSuite. Other times, I see the date appear as Oct 1 2016 in NetSuite. The logic seems inconsistent. Can anyone explain the logic?
For me it depended on my timezone, and the timezone of the account that was writing to NetSuite.
I had this issue in the past. I resolved it by setting my Integration user account to have GMT timezone. After that, the dates/times have always appeared correct for each user, based on their timezone (set in preferences).
the date you submitted is converted from logged-in user's timezone, to server's timezone. it's saved with the server timezone.
so depending on the difference between timezones of session user and server, yes it can even change the date by conversion.

CRM Date Format In DD/MM/YY

I want to display the date in date field on CRM form as "DD/MM/YY".
Language must be "U.S(English)".
Here, problem is that in mentioned above language date does not have the format like "DD/MM/YY"
But if we change language to other language like Urdu, Korean then we can get the above mentioned date format BUT if we change the language user faces problem to access CRM.
Does anybody have any idea that how to display the date on the form in above mentioned Date-Format.
Here is the screen shot that I am facing problem to display the date format (DD/MM/YY) in CRM 13 online.
Any kind of help, will be appreciated.
Thank,
Anish
The date format is a personal setting for each CRM user. Each user can choose the date format they prefer starting from a language list.
Not all the date formats are available after a language is chosen, in your case the date format dd/MM/yy is not available under English (United States).
Steps to change the date format
For CRM 2011 the option is under File -> Options -> Formats.
For CRM 2013 you need to click on the rowel beside the image user on the top right corner, select Options and then Formats.
There is also this utility to update the settings for all users programmatically:
http://crm2011usersettings.codeplex.com/
or
http://crm2011silverlight.codeplex.com/

cannot retrieve complete dates of single reccuring calendar event in sharepoint

I am using share point custom web part, i want to retrieve all the dates of single recurring calendar event.
For example i have created a calendar recurring monthly event that will last from December 2013 to December 2016
i am able to retrieve dates for one year only, that is from December 2013 to December 2014 only and not able to retrieve other dates using Collaborative Application Markup Language query

Change SharePoint default date time format to dd MMM yyyy

How do we change SharePoint default date time format to dd MMM yyyy( e.g., 1 May 2013),
We can change regional setting to change date format but i can not find anything which display month as word.
I am referring following article it seems working except dd MMM yyyy format ( e.g., 1 May 2013). I've notice issue with displaying month in word, other format seem working.
http://sharepointex.blogspot.in/2007/09/how-to-modify-date-format-in-sharepoint.html
Any idea why it month name is not displaying as expected?
Regards,
For Sharepoing 2010 Regional Settings are hidden for the Central Admin site collection. However, you can get to them by typing the url (substitute mysharepointserver:port for your central admin web application).
http://mysharepointserver:port/_layouts/regionalsetng.aspx
I understand that you want to change the format of date& time columns for a SharePoint Site .Here are two options :
1.You can modify the view of the view in SharePoint Designer to format the date &time column . Change the formula to ddwrt:FormatDate(string($thisNode/#*[name()=current()/#Name]),1033,7) .
2.You can Modify the Regional Settings for the site collection .Change the Locale to other countries ,the date format will change automatically for all the existing data &time columns .
I have tried with German and its date &time format is like dd mm yyyy .
Just change the Locale from Site's Regional Settings within Site Administration > Regional settings.
I have tried with SharePoint 2013
Thanks,
Chiranthaka
I understand you need a global site setting; however if you opt for the field by field format, you can format to a specific format by specifying "dd MMM yyyy" explicitly in your XSL.
<xsl:value-of select="ddwrt:FormatDateTime(string($thisNode/#*[name()=current()/#Name]) ,1033 ,'dd MMM yyyy')"/>
http://afsawaf.blogspot.com/2013/12/sharepoint-2010-format-view-date-format.html
Good luck!

Powershell dates to Sharepoint Dates

I have an old site that I am trying to convert to sharepoint. I have a database that stores the original upload date of the document. I need to get that date into a sharepoint column called "Original Upload". The "Original Upload" column is in a date/time format and only displays the date like "10/5/2009". I created a Powershell script to grab the date from the database and use it to change the "Original Upload" date in sharepoint. The problem is I keep getting a powershell error of "invalid date/time".
Powershell formats the date from the database as "Friday, May 06, 2011 7:52:12 AM". Sharepoint does not accept this date format. Sharepoint also does not accept strings. I was able to change the format of the powershell date to "5/6/2011" (the format on the sharepoint site), but it is converted from an object to a string, which doesn't work.
How do I convert a powershell date to "5/6/2011" and keep it as an object so Sharepoint will accept it?
Thanks
Sharepoint accepts iso date format which have format:
yyyy-MM-ddThh:mm:ssZ
in your example:
2011-05-06T07:52:12Z

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