string FormatProperties.TextFormatNumeric/date format (e.g. MM-DD-YYYY). This string overrides other formatting settings to create a custom format for a value. Usually used with dates.Example 1Example = FormatTable(FormatValue(DateTime.Now, each DateFormatExamples));//============================================================Format StringOutputd9/16/2026DWednesday, September 16, 2026fWednesday, September 16, 2026 8:38 AMFWednesday, September 16, 2026 8:38:45 AMg9/16/2026 8:38 AMG9/16/2026 8:38:45 AMmSeptember 16rWed, 16 Sep 2026 08:38:45 GMTs2026-09-16T08:38:45t8:38 AMT8:38:45 AMu2026-09-16 08:38:45ZUWednesday, September 16, 2026 3:38:45 PMySeptember 2026dddd, MMMM dd yyyyWednesday, September 16 2026ddd, MMM d "'"yyWed, Sep 16 '26dddd, MMMM ddWednesday, September 16M/yy9/26dd-MM-yy16-09-26MM/yyyy09/2026MM\/dd\/yyyy HH:mm09/16/2026 08:38yyyyMMdd20260916Example 2Example2 = FormatTable(FormatValue(12345, each IntFormatExamples));//============================================================Format StringOutputB11000000111001X303900000000012345#,###12,345
Example 3Example3 = FormatTable(FormatValue(12345.678, each DoubleFormatExamples));//============================================================Format StringOutputC$12,345.68CECEE21.23E+004e21.23e+004#.###12345.678#,###12,346#,###.##12,345.68