chr_to_date: Change character to date
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chr_to_date R Documentation
Change character to date
Description
Change a numeric value stored as a character string to a date object.
Usage
chr_to_date(x, date.origin = EXCEL.ORIGIN)
Arguments
x
a number that represents the number of days after date.origin
date.origin
the date from which we count the number of days passed
Details
The default date.origin used is the Excel 1900 version.
Value
A date object, converted from a character string.
Author(s)
Derek Chiu
See Also
Other date formatting functions:
cleanDate(),
formatDate(),
getFormat(),
numericToDate()
Examples
chr_to_date("41041")
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Change character to date
Description
Change a numeric value stored as a character string to a date object.
Usage
chr_to_date(x, date.origin = EXCEL.ORIGIN)
Arguments
x |
a number that represents the number of days after |
date.origin |
the date from which we count the number of days passed |
Details
The default date.origin used is the Excel 1900 version.
Value
A date object, converted from a character string.
Author(s)
Derek Chiu
See Also
Other date formatting functions:
cleanDate(),
formatDate(),
getFormat(),
numericToDate()
Examples
chr_to_date("41041")
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