Power Apps: DateTimeValue function
Converts a string into a date-time value.
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Converts a string into a date-time value.
Declares a variable. Required first step before any other variable action.
Rounds a number to a given number of decimal places.
Returns true when any expression is true.
Converts booleans, integers, floats, and arrays to text. Arrays become JSON; null becomes empty.
Compares two values. Case-sensitive for strings, cross-type for ints and booleans.
Returns true when a date-time falls on today.
Checks if a string ends with specific text. Case-insensitive, space-sensitive, strings only.
Converts a value to an integer by rounding down.
Returns true when the first value is greater than the second.
Converts a date to 100-nanosecond intervals since year 0001.
Generates a GUID, or converts a string into a GUID.