Hello,

You have to do some additional manipulation to correctly parse the date. Here's an example:

navigator.clipboard.readText().then((clipText) => {
    var values = clipText.split('\t');
    var dateParts = values[2].split('/');    

    $parameters.Number = parseInt(values[0]);
    $parameters.Text = values[1];
    $parameters.Date = new Date(dateParts[2], dateParts[1] - 1, dateParts[0]);
    $resolve();
});

Some important notes:

• This example assumes you have an Excel sheet with 3 columns:
  • Column 1: Number value
  • Column 2: Text value
  • Column 3: Date value
• You might have to adjust the date parsing according to the Date format you're using in Excel. In my example, the assumed format is DD/MM/YYYY.
• When creating the new date, you always need to specify Month - 1. This is because JavaScript counts months from 0.
• In my example, I created 3 output parameters with the expected data types. So Number, Text and Date. You can then assign the value of these output parameters to your local variables.