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Binary This format enables the insertion of a binary value on the input. The
output is ASCII character.
Available Date Formats
The date fields can be printed in various formats. In this field you define, how the date will look.
You can select some of the predefined date formats or enter you own. When defining the formats,
the following notation is used:
D Number of the day in a month. Can occupy one or two characters.
DD Number of the day in a month. Always occupies two characters. (leading
zeros will be added as necessary).
M M is number of the month. Can occupy one or two characters.
MM MM is number of the month. Always occupies two characters.
YY or
YYYY The year as 2 or 4 digits number.
DDD Abbreviation of the day of week name.
DDDD The full day of week name.
MMMM The full name of the month.
MMM The abbreviation of the name of month.
J The number of days since 1. January. Can occupy from one to three char-
acters.
JJJ The number of days since 1. January. Always occupies three characters.
W The week number in current year. Can occupy one or two characters.
WW The week number in current year. Always occupies two characters.
N The weekday. The value range is 1 - 7, where 1 represents Monday and 7 rep-
resents Sunday. characters.
Any other sequence of characters will be displayed unchanged. This way you
can insert dots, commas and other characters needed to properly write the
date.
The examples:
Format How the date will look
D/M/YYYY 10/3/2005
DD/MM/YY 10/03/05
DDDD, D. MMMM YYYY Thursday, 10. March 2005
JJJWWYYYY 069102005
Available Time Formats
The time can be printed in various formats. In this field you define, how the time will look. You can
select some of the predefined time formats or enter you own. When defining the formats, the fol-
lowing notation is used:
h Hours in 12-hour format (AM/PM will be added if they follow the time). Can
occupy one or two characters.