Actually when the terminal emulator reads it the date is just text. In this case I wrote the output to a text file, so it remained as text. But if you write into an Excel file, then Excel will interpret the text as date if it recognises the date format. Automation 360 has a date type variable, so you could also convert text into date within the automation logic.
How did you get the date into Excel
Actually when the terminal emulator reads it the date is just text. In this case I wrote the output to a text file, so it remained as text. But if you write into an Excel file, then Excel will interpret the text as date if it recognises the date format.
Automation 360 has a date type variable, so you could also convert text into date within the automation logic.