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I tested this in AGOL and found that when number and date is set to Great Britain - Great Britain in my profile, I do in fact get US date format:
This appears to be a bug.
However, if you change the number format to Australia - Australia, you should get the correct date format:
Maybe try this and see if it is a workable solution in the interim?
Hi Anneka
Is the number and date format set to Great Britain in your organisation settings, as well as for each user?
Organization > Settings > General
Organization > Members > View Profile > Settings:
Cheers
Craig
Hi @CraigRussell,
Yes, our organisation default language is set to English - English and number and date is set to Great Britain - Great Britain. We've checked our individual profiles and they are also using the same settings. We've even made sure that the date is in UK format in the layer pop ups, but no luck.
When logged in or out on different devices the date still appears in US format. Is this a bug? It is essential that we can change the date format in our dashboards to avoid confusion for our British and European users. If the dashboard cannot automatically update the date settings based on the users locale, then there should be a setting to override this or the date should be shown in written format e.g. 16th March 2021.
Thanks for your help
I tested this in AGOL and found that when number and date is set to Great Britain - Great Britain in my profile, I do in fact get US date format:
This appears to be a bug.
However, if you change the number format to Australia - Australia, you should get the correct date format:
Maybe try this and see if it is a workable solution in the interim?
We've had an AGOL organisation for years and no matter what we do it's sticks with US date formats.
"Number and Date Format" in both organisation and profile set to "Australia - Australia" and it still results in mm/dd/yyyy .
It's now still happening in the beta dashboard.
Even if mmm dd yyyy was offered.....
Beta dashboard list (7 April)
