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I have defined date fromat like this:
{Timestamp:dd.MM.yyyy} {Timestamp:HH:mm:ss.fff},{BidPrice},{AskPrice}

But why example output ignores : and use . instead ? See picture.

Hi AllanRt,

That's odd. We cannot reproduce the same result on our side. Is there anything you can tell us more about your operating environment such as:

- Your Windows version (including if you are operating under any emulation/Virtual machine)
- What is your default Windows language (English or other?)
- Please double-check you are running .NET 4.6.2 (specifically this version). You can download the Runtime installer here.
- If you have any other helpful/relevant observations worth noting. please note them for us.

After reviewing the points above, can you also try the following:
- What happens if you put another character instead of the ":"? For example, try ";" (eg. {Timestamp:HH;mm;ss.fff}) and please send us a screenshot of the result. If the result is as expected, please try putting the colon back and see if that resolves it.
- If you have another PC you can try this on, that would be helpful as well.

Thanks.

I am running Windows 11 ( with .NET Framework 4.8).
Installed .NET Framework 4.6.2 and now it works. Thank you!

That's great to hear, AllanRt! You're welcome.