Part of my problem, was that I was creating a spreadsheet of data to import and did not have my dates in UNIX timestamps.
Eventually, I found that with the use of Feeds Tamper module I was able to import dates if I started as UNIX timestamp AND I found a website where I could batch convert my dates to UNIX timestamps.
Short answer: yes.
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Part of my problem, was that I was creating a spreadsheet of data to import and did not have my dates in UNIX timestamps.
Eventually, I found that with the use of Feeds Tamper module I was able to import dates if I started as UNIX timestamp AND I found a website where I could batch convert my dates to UNIX timestamps.
https://www.epochconverter.com/batch
Hi, i got it without Tamper, i used this format "2017-09-17T18:21:26-0500" it works for the Date field and Publish date too, works with XML or CSV