Describe the problem
When copying a date value (Cmd/Ctrl+C) from one date field and pasting it (Cmd/Ctrl+V) into another date field - both configured as US format (MM/DD/YYYY) - the pasted date is silently reinterpreted as European format (DD/MM/YYYY). No error is shown; the result is a valid but incorrect date.
Steps to reproduce and actual result
- Create a table with two Date fields, both set to US date format (MM/DD/YYYY)
- In Field A, enter the date
01/10/2026 (January 10th, 2026)
- Click on Field A's cell to select it, then press Cmd+C (or Ctrl+C)
- Click on Field B's empty cell and press Cmd+V (or Ctrl+V)
Actual: Field B shows 10/01/2026 (October 1st)
Expected result
Field B shows 01/10/2026 (January 10th)
Environment
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Describe the problem
When copying a date value (Cmd/Ctrl+C) from one date field and pasting it (Cmd/Ctrl+V) into another date field - both configured as US format (MM/DD/YYYY) - the pasted date is silently reinterpreted as European format (DD/MM/YYYY). No error is shown; the result is a valid but incorrect date.
Steps to reproduce and actual result
01/10/2026(January 10th, 2026)Actual: Field B shows
10/01/2026(October 1st)Expected result
Field B shows
01/10/2026(January 10th)Environment
No response