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This is a request for an enhancement to the 3.x version of the ArcGIS API for Javascript FeatureTable. It it not uncommon for applications to have a requirement to display date values in UTC. Due to the way the FeatureTable creates date objects, date values retrieved from a map service will always be converted to the client local time zone - no matter how the timezone is configured in the map service. It would be nice if the FeatureTable contained a date option that would convert incoming date values to UTC instead of the local time zone.

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