Usage of date or time functions does not consider local settings

[aksh1yadav (AKSHAY YADAV)]

Hey @Christian_Hennig

@Christian_Hennig

Date or number functions do no use local date/time format. E.g. on a German system, the date.today function returns 1/1/2017 instead of 01.01.2017. Same for CDbl which takes “,” as thousands separator.

Calls made within UiPath the default culture is invariant, unless you specifically provide a different one.
CultureInfo.InvariantCulture that It is associated with the English language(‘en-US’) but not with a country or region.

There was already a thread and discussion available on the forum. you can look into this for more info

Unable to compare date

Are you sure about this? I’m pretty certain that for calls made within UiPath the default culture is invariant, unless you specifically provide a different one. Sample output when running on pl-PL user settings and en-US interface: UiPath: [image] C#: [image] Same will happen with Decimal.Parse etc. Unless by default you ment good practice, in which case I agree (in most cases - monitoring systems are IMHO better left at UTC or one specific timezone). Regards, Andrzej

Regards…!!
AKsh