How to Reformat, Parse, and Add Dates in Make

In this quick no-code tutorial, we'll show you how to use a few useful date/time functions in Make (formerly Integromat). With just a few clicks, you can reformat your dates, add time, or parse a date from a string.
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00:00 - Into
00:07 - Reformatting dates
01:12 - Adding time to a date
02:17 - Format the output of addDays
03:03 - Parsing dates from strings
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[@nickpanos1280]

Fantastic video, exactly what I was looking for. If you wanted to format a date, and say, change it from the date to a dynamic date and time (tomorrow at 9AM), how would you do that?

[@XRayAutomation]

Great! Glad you liked it! Using the date formatter can get really complicated, but if you always wanted to make something happen tomorrow at 9am -> You could use the "Now" variable, add 1 day to it, then manually set 9am as the time. Hope that helps. Heres a brief gif showing how to access the date/time formatting variable menu: share.cleanshot.com/jqprt8N6

[@CarloNicolussi-workglaze]

How would you change 3 text strings birthday day month year into one readable date day.month.year is this even possible?

[@XRayAutomation]

I believe you would have to use map multiple Date time Format functions on for day, month, year unless it is all combined. Thanks!