Datetime-Type

Data Item: Datetime-Type

Displays a field for entering the date and a field for hours and minutes, and stores the date and time entered.

Configs: Common
  • Item Name
  • Field Name *
  • Data Type
  • Description
    • Correct Errors and Format
  • Note
  • Columns
    • 1
    • 2
    • 4
Configs: Datetime (Datetime-Type)
  • Required
  • Maximum Value
    • Manual input
    • Insert expression…
      • Case start time
      • After a day of Case start time
      • After a month of Case start time
      • The first day of next month of Case start time
  • Minimum Value
    • Manual input
    • Insert expression…
      • Case start time
      • After a day of Case start time
      • After a month of Case start time
      • The first day of next month of Case start time
  • Initial Value
    • Manual input
    • Insert expression…
      • Case start time
      • After a day of Case start time
      • After a month of Case start time
      • The first day of next month of Case start time

Capture

Settings Screen

Input Screen

Notes

  • There are no format options; all Datetime data will be stored in the format YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm
  • To input / edit data items, the editing authority in the task must be set to “Editable”
  • On the Task Operating form, in addition to the direct input field, calendar_month (calendar input), schedule (time select), punch_clock (now), close (clear) buttons are displayed
  • A number that can be entered as a year is between 1900 and 2100
  • Can be used for events that are required at a specific time of day such as automatically transmitting emails at a specified time
  • [Update Data] can update Datetime-type Data Items with Case data automatically (R2271)
    • It is also possible to specify the format then output to a String-type Data Item (R2272)
      • {#format(#q_datetime, ‘dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm (E)’)}
        => 30/04/2020 12:34 (Thu)
  • Input in the [Description] field is in Markdown format. For details on how to write it, refer to “Data Item Description”

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