New export menu a nightmare

[Xoo]

32 minutes ago, Craig Anderton said:

This is actually an international standard, ISO 8601, which defines a format for representing dates and times. For dates, it's year-month-day.  Hours-minutes-seconds is also standard. 

ISO 8601 is quite comprehensive, and standardizes notation for weeks and even durations. You can find out all you want to know about it (actually, probably more than you want to know!) here. 

Isn't it hh:mm:ss ?

[msmcleod]

You may not have noticed, but there's also a custom date builder in the filename tags popup, so you can have any date format you want:





 

[Bill Phillips]

3 hours ago, Craig Anderton said:

This is actually an international standard, ISO 8601, which defines a format for representing dates and times. For dates, it's year-month-day.  Hours-minutes-seconds is also standard. 

ISO 8601 is quite comprehensive, and standardizes notation for weeks and even durations. You can find out all you want to know about it (actually, probably more than you want to know!) here. 

Wow! Thanks. I've been using an international date notation standard for decades and didn't know it.