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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.

— Find when you are 1 billion seconds old• Get-Date can format the date and time in several.

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The format is yyyyMMddZ case-sensitive, using a 4-digit year, 2-digit month, 2-digit day, and the letter Z as the UTC indicator.

Time is optional and if not specified, returns 00:00:00.

When a DateTime object is sent down the pipeline to a cmdlet such as Add-Content that expects string input, PowerShell converts the object to a String object.

Example 4: Get the date and time with a UFormat specifier In this example, several UFormat format specifiers are used to customize the output's format.

DayOfYear 366 Get-Date uses three parameters to specify the date: Year, Month, and Day.