Question
A date stored in a source system is not a datetime that Sisense recognizes. Converting it to a Sisense datetime allows powerful front end capabilities (such as drill down, quick functions and more).
Answer
AddDays(CreateDate(1970,1,1), ((([Julian]- 210866803200000000) / 1000000)/86400))
CreateDate(2000+floor([JulianOracle]/1000)-100,GetMonth(AddDays(CreateDate(2016,1,1),Floor(mod([juliandate],1000)))),1)
or
AddDays(CreateDate(1900+([JulianOracle]/1000),1,1),ToInt(Right(ToString([JulianOracle]),3))-1)
Convert Text mm/dd/yy
CreateDate(
ToInt('20'+StrParts([date],'/', 3)),
ToInt(StrParts([date],'/', 1)),
ToInt(StrParts([date],'/', 2))
)
AddDays(CreateDate(1970,1,1), ([EPOCH DATE]/1000))
ToBigInt((DayDiff([date_field], CreateDate(1970,1,1)) * 86400))
