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NSC | Change The Date Format in Check Template using Advanced PDF/HTML Template
There is a requirement to change the printed date formats in Checks. To do this, we need to edit the Source code of the Check template and change the format there. Kindly follow the steps below:
- Navigate to Customization > Forms > Advanced PDF/HTML Template
- Edit the preferred Check Template
- Add the following code:
- <td><strong>${check.trandate?string('yyyy MM dd')}</strong></td>
- Click Save
By doing the steps above, the transaction date in the Check record will be displayed as yyyyMMdd.
Do you have any questions about the check templates? Let us know below so we can assist you.
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