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 seoDescription: Dates should be formatted consistently across an application to avoid confusion for users, aligning with the operating system's regional settings.
 type: rule
-title: Dates - Do you keep date formatting consistent across your application?
+title: Dates - Do you keep date formatting consistent?
 uri: dates-do-you-keep-date-formats-consistent-across-your-application
 authors:
   - title: Adam Cogan
     url: https://ssw.com.au/people/adam-cogan
   - title: Tiago Araujo
     url: https://ssw.com.au/people/tiago-araujo
-related: []
+related:
+  - the-value-of-consistency
+  - make-sure-all-software-uses-english
 redirects: []
 created: 2014-12-01T05:59:36.000Z
 archivedreason: null
 guid: 192c14d7-9ae7-45c4-8cdb-de6da1b39580
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-Date formats should always be kept consistent across your application, more importantly, it should be kept consistent with the operating system's regional settings otherwise this will cause significant confusion for your users.
+Date formats should always be kept consistent across applications. More importantly, they should be kept consistent with the operating system's regional settings, otherwise this will cause significant confusion for users.
 
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-![Figure: Operating System's Regional Settings](../../assets/BetterInterface_RegionalSettings.jpg)
+![Figure: Operating System's Regional Settings](operatingsystem-language-setting.png)
 
 ::: bad  
 ![Figure: Bad example - Screens with inconsistent date formats](../../assets/BadExampleDP.gif)  
@@ -36,18 +38,33 @@ startTimeTextBox.Text = resultResults.StartTime.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss");
 ```
 
 ::: bad
-Figure: Bad Example - Using hard coded formatting string
+Figure: Bad example - Using hard coded formatting string
 :::
 
 ```dotnet
 'VB.NET
 'Initial CultureInfo settings for the application
 Public initialCulture As CultureInfo
 ...
+
 ...
 txtDateCreate.Text = CType(txtDateCreate.Tag, System.DateTime).ToString(initialCulture.DateTimeFormat)
 ```
 
 ::: good
-Figure: Good Example - Using culture info to format datetime
+Figure: Good example - Using culture info to format datetime
 :::
+
+## Browser language settings
+
+It is required to set web browser language to English (Australia) after modifying the computer reginal and language settings. This ensures proper formatting and compatibility, particularly when downloading web pages or accessing specific web content. 
+
+For example, Power BI is date format agnostic and will honor the setting in your browser. If your browser language is set to US English, it may cause date formatting issues.
+
+![Figure: Date format incorrect due to unmodified web page language settings](PowerBI-wrong-date-format.png)
+
+Go to **Browser Settings | Language | Select English (Australia)** as the top priority language:
+
+![Figure: Set English (Australia) as the top priority in the browser language settings](browser-language-setting.png)
+
+For more information, refer to [make sure all software uses English rule](/make-sure-all-software-uses-english).