When you create a column to display a Chronicles item with a data type of date, it will automatically display in which format?

When you create a column to display a Chronicles item with a data type of date, it will automatically display in which format?

• A. dd/MM/yyyy format
• B. MM/dd/yyyy format
• C. yyyy-MM-dd format
• D. MM-dd-yyyy format

Answer: (B)

Dates shown in a Chronicles date column follow the system’s default locale format. In most Chronicles setups, the default is the US style month/day/year with four-digit year and slashes, so dates display as MM/dd/yyyy (for example, 07/08/2024). This is why that format appears automatically. Other formats (like dd/MM/yyyy, yyyy-MM-dd, or MM-dd-yyyy) would require changing the locale or applying a custom display rule rather than the automatic default.

Dates shown in a Chronicles date column follow the system’s default locale format. In most Chronicles setups, the default is the US style month/day/year with four-digit year and slashes, so dates display as MM/dd/yyyy (for example, 07/08/2024). This is why that format appears automatically. Other formats (like dd/MM/yyyy, yyyy-MM-dd, or MM-dd-yyyy) would require changing the locale or applying a custom display rule rather than the automatic default.