View source: R/date_conversion.R
sdtm_dtc_to_datetime | R Documentation |
Convert the character representation of the date in an original SDTM dataset to a POSIXct object.
sdtm_dtc_to_datetime(x, ...)
## S3 method for class 'list'
sdtm_dtc_to_datetime(x, ...)
## S3 method for class 'Date'
sdtm_dtc_to_datetime(x, ...)
## S3 method for class 'POSIXt'
sdtm_dtc_to_datetime(x, ...)
## S3 method for class 'character'
sdtm_dtc_to_datetime(x, truncated = 5, ...)
## S3 method for class 'data.frame'
sdtm_dtc_to_datetime(x, date_col_pattern = "DTC$", ...)
x |
The data to convert |
... |
Additional arguments passed to 'lubridate::ymd_hms()' or 'lubridate::ymd()' |
truncated |
Passed to 'lubridate::ymd_hms()' or 'lubridate::ymd()'; the 'truncated' argument is always considered relative to 'ymd_hms' formatting, so it is used as 'truncated - 3' for dates. |
date_col_pattern |
A regex to search column names for dates to convert. |
The data with the date converted. Note that all dates will be returned as POSIXct objects, so partial dates will appear as the
Other Date management and conversion:
dateany_to_date()
,
generate_dtc()
,
is_ISO8601_calendar_date()
,
is_ISO8601_calendar_datetime()
,
is_ISO8601_ordinal_datetime()
,
is_ISO8601_time()
,
is_ISO8601_timezone()
,
is_ISO8601_week_datetime()
,
make_dy()
,
pattern_ISO8601_any_date()
,
pattern_ISO8601_any_datetime()
,
pattern_ISO8601_calendar_date()
,
pattern_ISO8601_calendar_datetime()
,
pattern_ISO8601_calendar_year()
,
pattern_ISO8601_ordinal_date()
,
pattern_ISO8601_ordinal_datetime()
,
pattern_ISO8601_time()
,
pattern_ISO8601_timezone()
,
pattern_ISO8601_week_date()
,
pattern_ISO8601_week_datetime()
,
sdtm_first_dose()
,
sdtm_time_actual()
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