I am a beginner with Make and currently want to parse ( Parseur )emails in order to map them into Notion via Make.
I have a date in text format (ex : mar. 21 Jan. 2025 OR jeu. 14 Oct. 2025) which I want to convert into a specific date format (21/12/2025 ; DD/MM/YYYY).
I am using the following formula, which removes the “.” and specifies my environment “Paris/Europa”, but it is not working. Could you help me? Thank you.
parsedate(replace(“{{1.Date}}”; “.”; “”); “ddd D MMM YYYY”; “Paris/Europa”)
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Hi, I’am still stuck with the date format. My question is may be simple but How could I adjust a date format difference in a same flow. for example “31 jan. 2025” and “1 févr. 2025”, dates issued from the same source?
Hello Misha, thank you for your interest. Yes I read and reread and reread, but I can’t find the solution with these dates. format ‘31 jan. 2025’ was logical (DD MMM. YYYY), it’s more complicated with ‘1 févr. 2025’ (DD MMM?? 2025), and I have still not identified how to process these two dates in different formats in the same flow. Any help is really welcome!
I get stuck with a date format. The first is ok ‘31 jan. 2025’ (DD MMM. YYYY), the second gives me a problem ‘1 févr. 2025’ (DD MMM ?? 2025), and the question I ask myself is how to process these two dates with these different formats in the same flow. Any help is really welcome!
If you’re parsing them in code, you need to standardize the format first. In Python, you can use locale or manually map month names before parsing. In JS, toLocaleDateString() with a fixed locale works. What’s your setup?