Use our Format Date/Time formatter to convert your date format:
1. Add a new column and select Format Date/Time from the formatters
2. Input the date - select your "LinkedIn Reply receive" column as the source
3. Choose format - select "Custom" and enter your desired format pattern for "2025-10-20 14:13:00"
4. Configure run settings - by default, new rows will automatically be formatted
5. Run the enrichment to apply the date formatting [1]
The formatter supports various input and output styles and can transform dates into specified formats, which is exactly what you need for standardizing your date representation. [2]
The error occurs because the Date column type can't parse your text format "20 Oct 2025, at 13:08." Instead of changing the column data type to Date, use the Format Date/Time formatter:
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Keep your new column as Text data type (not Date) [1]
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Add the Format Date/Time formatter to convert your "LinkedIn Last Message" column [2]
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Select "Custom" format and enter your desired pattern for "2025-10-20 14:13:00" [3]
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Run the enrichment to apply the formatting
This approach transforms the date format while keeping it as text, avoiding the conversion error you're experiencing.
If you still need help resolving the date format conversion issue, I’m here to assist. Would you like to provide more details about what you’re trying to achieve or any other challenges you’re facing?