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JProperty is converting JSON Datetime to US format

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Posted on by MR-13061333-0 17
Hi, 
 
I am working on JSON file and the file comes with Datetime 
when the JProperty converts the date to US date format
 
but it works correctly with date and converts the date when it is DateTime.
 
Any solution for this?
Thanks
 
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  • Khushbu Rajvi. Profile Picture
    Khushbu Rajvi. 22,106 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
    What is the issue? I’m having difficulty understanding your question.
  • MR-13061333-0 Profile Picture
    MR-13061333-0 17 on at
    Hi Khushbu,
     
    I am importing a Json file to Business Central table I can see the datetime is in ISO format in first screenshot but when I call JSONMgt.GetValueAndSetToRecFieldNo( function the Value in below function changes the date in datetime value into mm/dd/yyyy format. The datbase is UK based so it does fail.
     
    Thanks
     
      procedure GetPropertyValueFromJObjectByPathSetToFieldRef(JObject: DotNet JObject; propertyPath: Text; var FieldRef: FieldRef): Boolean
        var
            OutlookSynchTypeConv: Codeunit "Outlook Synch. Type Conv";
            JProperty: DotNet JProperty;
            RecID: RecordID;
            Value: Variant;
            DecimalVal: Decimal;
            BoolVal: Boolean;
            GuidVal: Guid;
            DateVal: Date;
            Success: Boolean;
            IntVar: Integer;
        begin
            Success := false;
            JProperty := JObject.SelectToken(propertyPath);
     
            if IsNull(JProperty) then
                exit(false);
     
            Value := Format(JProperty.Value, 0, 9);
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    Vahid Ghafarpour Profile Picture
    Vahid Ghafarpour 12,228 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
    Did you try to use JsonValue.AsDateTime()?
     
    May it help you
     
     

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