How can I use the Date-Fns Adapter for Angular Material to parse short date formats without an explicit separator? For example, 010123 => 01.01.2023. With the whole year it works as expected: 01012023 => 01.01.2023 My actual thought process would be ddMMyy but according to the Unicode Documentation: However, "yy" requests just the two low-order digits of the year, zero-padded as necessary. So the Unicode tokens would reference the year 0023 instead of 2023. My question is how can I adjust this context to get this desired behavior? Here is my CUSTOM_FORMAT: export const CUSTOM_FORMAT: MatDateFormats = { parse: { dateInput: ["dd.MM.yyyy", "dd/MM/yyyy", "dd,MM,yyyy", "ddMMyyyy", "ddMMyy"], }, display: { dateInput: "dd.MM.yyyy", monthYearLabel: "MMM yyyy", dateA11yLabel: "MMMM d, y", monthYearA11yLabel: "MMM yyyy" }, }; Continue reading...