You have a variety of options for customizing date formats. These options are available when you select the custom format setting. You can freely configure the format on two rows. Have a look at the detailed options below:
Year`y`
: Year, no padding (e.g., 1, 20, 201, 2023).`yy`
: Two-digit year, with padding if necessary (e.g., 01, 20, 23).`yyyy`
: Four-digit year, with padding if necessary (e.g., 2001, 2023).`Q`
: Quarter of the year (1, 2, 3, 4).`M`
: Numeric month, no padding (e.g., 1, 12).`MM`
: Numeric month, with padding (e.g., 01, 12).`MMM`
: Abbreviated month name (e.g., Jan, Dec).`MMMM`
: Full month name (e.g., January, December).`d`
: Day of the month, no padding (e.g., 1, 31).`dd`
: Day of the month, with padding (e.g., 01, 31).`D`
: Day of the year (1-365).`w`
: Week of the year (1-52).`ww`
: Week of the year, with padding (01-52).`W`
: Week of the month (1-5).`E`
: Abbreviated day name (e.g., Mon, Tue).`EEEE`
: Full day name (e.g., Monday, Tuesday).`H`
: Hour in day (0-23), no padding.`HH`
: Hour in day (0-23), with padding.`h`
: Hour in am/pm (1-12), no padding.`hh`
: Hour in am/pm (1-12), with padding.`a`
: AM/PM marker.`m`
: Minute in hour, no padding (e.g., 1, 59).`mm`
: Minute in hour, with padding (e.g., 01, 59).`s`
: Second in minute, no padding (e.g., 1, 59).`ss`
: Second in minute, with padding (e.g., 01, 59).`Z`
: RFC 822 time zone (e.g., -0800).`ZZZZ`
: Long GMT format (e.g., GMT-08:00).`z`
: Time zone abbreviation (e.g., PST).`'...'`
: If you want to include specific words or characters in your date format, simply put them between single quotes e.g. 'Date'. Anything you place inside the single quotes won't be changed and will appear exactly as you write it.Overlapping prevention in Sidebar is designed to keep application windows from covering Sidebar, ensuring that it remains visible and accessible. When overlapping prevention is enabled, Sidebar behaves similarly to taskbars or docks in other operating systems like Windows or Linux, preventing other application windows from overlapping it.
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