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@rakeshreddy0996

@jdh is correct. It boils down to date formatting

@rakeshreddy0996

@jdh

@pratap

Yes you can...as always ;)

You need to complete the dates first to get a valid date.

Then just read and write. In tcl we would say scan and format.

Here is a workspace.

You could replace the tcl by the fme datefunctions to achieve the same.

DatumvariantenNaarDigits.fmw

I mostly use this for info.

https://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.6/TclCmd/clock.htm#M26

Hi,

There is no generic solution for this kind. Kindly find the workspace along with data used were attached to this thread. I have prepared based on the data you have presented.

For more data, you have to make sure the mapping because you are using JAN/jan/Raj=1

RakeshReddySafe.fmw

DEL.xlsx

I would consider using the DateTimeConverter (formally DateFormatter). You may need to use conditionals and/or split your input data as you have multiple input formats.

See //www.baooytra.com/blog/2017/08/yet-another-awesome-datetime-update-evangelist165/ for a blog post about it.