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Troubleshooting Error and System Messages• The timestamp includes the date, time, and UTC offset.

Example 9: Convert a Unix timestamp This example converts a Unix time represented by the number of seconds since 1970-01-01 0:00:00 to DateTime.

ToString converts a DateTime object a String object.

The timestamp string is delimited by colons that are replaced by periods.

The command is wrapped with parentheses so that the result is evaluated by the DayofYear property.

Example 7: Convert the current time to UTC time In this example, the current time is converted to UTC time.

A table in the section lists the valid UFormat format specifiers.

Type: Position: Named Default value: None Accept pipeline input: False Accept wildcard characters: False Inputs Pipeline input Get-Date accepts pipeline input.

0, you can use the following additional formats as values for the Format parameter.

15-Feb-2019 End-of-Life and End-of-Sale Notices• — Calculate duration, with both date and time included• In this article Syntax Get-Date [[-Date] ] [-Year ] [-Month ] [-Day ] [-Hour ] [-Minute ] [-Second ] [-Millisecond ] [-DisplayHint ] [-Format ] [-AsUTC] [] Get-Date [[-Date] ] [-Year ] [-Month ] [-Day ] [-Hour ] [-Minute ] [-Second ] [-Millisecond ] [-DisplayHint ] -UFormat [] Get-Date -UnixTimeSeconds [-Year ] [-Month ] [-Day ] [-Hour ] [-Minute ] [-Second ] [-Millisecond ] [-DisplayHint ] [-Format ] [-AsUTC] [] Get-Date -UnixTimeSeconds [-Year ] [-Month ] [-Day ] [-Hour ] [-Minute ] [-Second ] [-Millisecond ] [-DisplayHint ] -UFormat [] Description The Get-Date cmdlet gets a DateTime object that represents the current date or a date that you specify.

NET format specifier is used to customize the output's format.

For the example, this machine is set to Pacific Standard Time.