computeXdate_year: Extracts the year on basis of a given date
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Author(s)
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Examples
View source: R/xpssComputeDates.R
Description
R Implementation of the SPSS XDATE.YEAR Function. computeXdate_year is a helper function for xpssCompute.
Usage
1
Arguments
x
atomic object of class character, POSIXlt or POSIXt holding date data.
Details
computeXdate_year extracts the year on basis of the given date string.
Value
Returns a character string with the day of week.
Author(s)
Bastian Wiessner
See Also
computeXdate_date computeXdate_wkday
Examples
1
2
xpssCompute(x="2015-02-15 20:11:20",fun="computeXdate_year")
xpssCompute(x="2022-10-20 21:22:12",fun="computeXdate_year")
Example output
[1] "2015"
[1] "2022"
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also Examples
View source: R/xpssComputeDates.R
Description
R Implementation of the SPSS XDATE.YEAR Function. computeXdate_year is a helper function for xpssCompute.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
x |
atomic object of class |
Details
computeXdate_year extracts the year on basis of the given date string.
Value
Returns a character string with the day of week.
Author(s)
Bastian Wiessner
See Also
computeXdate_date computeXdate_wkday
Examples
1 2 | xpssCompute(x="2015-02-15 20:11:20",fun="computeXdate_year")
xpssCompute(x="2022-10-20 21:22:12",fun="computeXdate_year")
|
Example output
[1] "2015"
[1] "2022"
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