Indeed it does and the formatting is as I would expect.  Sorry for the confusion and thanks for the workaround.  Cheers.

To be clear, the code I shared will create a new column with the title Timer that shows the data with the date.

If the date is still missing in that column, that suggests your OS settings for the default date format are unusual. You can work around that with something like this:

Thanks for the feedback. I inserted the code as you suggested (see attached screenshot) however the timestamp looks the same. Is there something I need to do with my system settings (Windows 10)? Or is there something in the code you provided I need to manipulate to reflect different formats?

Hmm... Not sure when that changed. Anyway, as a workaround, you can click Rules > Customize Rules and inside the Handlers class add this:

public static BindUIColumn("Timer", 60, 5)
function FillTimer(oS: Session): String { return oS.Timers.ClientBeginRequest.ToString(); }

In the session timers class for the columns.  There are times where I will compare responses over time (between builds) and being able to locate a session on a previous date was rather useful.