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Hello,

I'm agree with christophe that this should be the normal way to work or to set the value belong to your operating system.

But in the case of your report, it depend how the field is defined.

So if you look at your field "Time & date", the field is like:

= System.String.Format("{0:d} / {1}",[@Date],[@Time])

So in fact, the first part {0:d}, is the definition of the date.

If you use the same syntax like your operating system (d/M/y), you will be able to set the date.

I you case, this should be:

= System.String.Format("{0:dd/MM/yyyy} / {1}",[@Date],[@Time])

You can look at the capture screen exemple.

HINT: Please respect the case Lowercase/uppercase.

Bye & Good Use!

Hello,

Sorry for my unclear answer.

In a report you have 3 ways to work on value:

-DataField: (1) It's an attribut or a formular defined with data coming from Allplan.

-Parameters: (2) It's an attribut which is coming from Allplan. But which is changeable when we display the report. It's coming dynamique with the display of the report and you see them on the left of the report

-Cells: (3) It's all cells Inside the table, also the cells Inside the Header

The point is Inside a cells, you can use a "Parameters", or a "Datafield", but you can also use a Parameters and make your own calculation and display.

It means that on my previous answer i was talking about the cells 'Hour & Time' in the Header and i think that you didn't look at the cells but you look at the parameters.

I my example, you don't have to change any paramters values, you just have to select the correct cells in the header and set it as i show you.

You will see the content in the property palette where you can edit it.

Bye & Good Use!

Hello,

Thank you for your feedback too.

It's good to know but i'm a bit estonish because i used the standard report for summary with bending shape.

If it's okay can you set the topic to closed?

Thank you & Good Use!