Date Functions
Date functions evaluate, convert, and manipulate date and time values.
Converts date and time values to the specified time zone.
Adds a specified quantity of time to a date.
Calculates the time difference between two dates.
Formats a date value to text based on the format provided.
Converts a Unix timestamp to a date value.
Returns the value of a variable at a previous point in time (or lookback period) determined by a specified date and offset.
Extracts the specified date part from a date value.
Parses a text value in a specified format and returns a datetime value (date data type) in ISO format.
Truncates the date to the specified date part.
Returns the day of the month from a date value as a number.
Returns the last day of the month from a date value.
Returns the hour component from a date value as a number.
Determines if a date falls within a specified date range and returns True
or False
.
Determines if a date falls within the date range of a prior period and returns True
or False
.
Evaluates a specified component in a date value and returns the last datetime value of that component in ISO format.
Evaluates specified values representing year, month, and day units and returns a datetime value in ISO format.
Returns an integer representing the minute component in a specified datetime value.
Returns an integer representing the month component in a specified datetime value.
Returns the name of the month component from a specified datetime value.
Returns the current date and time using your organization's account timezone.
Returns an integer representing the quarter component in a specified datetime value.
Returns an integer representing the second component in a specified datetime value.
Returns the current date using your organization's account timezone.
Returns an integer representing the day of the week in a specified datetime value.
Returns the name of the day of the week in a specified datetime value.
Returns an integer representing the year component in a specified datetime value.
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