User Date/Time Format

When setting the user format, the following sets of formatting characters are used:

• Day.
  • d — day of the month without leading zero.
  • dd — day of the month in the form of 2 digits.
• Day of the week.
  • ddd — day of the week in the abbreviated format ("Sun", "Mon", etc).
  • dddd — day of the week in the full format ("Sunday", "Monday", etc). *Month.
  • m — number of the month without leading zero.
  • mm — number of the month in the form of 2 digits.
  • mmm — month in the abbreviated format ("Jan", "Feb", etc).
  • mmmm — month in the full format ("January", "February", etc).
• Year.
  • y or yy — year, 2 digits.
  • yyyy — year, 4 digits.
• Hours.
  • h — hours without leading zero.
  • hh — hours in the form of 2 digits.
• Minutes.
  • n — minutes without leading zero.
  • nn — minutes in the form of 2 digits.
• Seconds.
  • s — seconds without leading zero.
  • ss — seconds in the form of 2 digits.
• Milliseconds.
  • z — mlliseconds without leading zero.
  • zzz — mlliseconds in the form of 2 digits.

Example:

To represent '11.08.1917' date in the following form: "It was August 17" the following formatting string is used: "It was mmmm yy".