convertDatesToT: Convert dates in a list to a floating point value.
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Description
The values express time elapsed since
the first date in the dataset used and is measured in whole years, with
days and months expressed as fractions of a year.
Usage
1
convertDatesToT(dates)
Arguments
dates
A list of dates.
Details
Note that the day count convention used is 30E/360.
Value
The dates in years and fractions of years in floating point format.
Examples
1
convertDatesToT(c("1.1.2000", "1.7.2002")) will return 0.0 and 2.5.
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Description
The values express time elapsed since the first date in the dataset used and is measured in whole years, with days and months expressed as fractions of a year.
Usage
1 | convertDatesToT(dates)
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Arguments
dates |
A list of dates. |
Details
Note that the day count convention used is 30E/360.
Value
The dates in years and fractions of years in floating point format.
Examples
1 | convertDatesToT(c("1.1.2000", "1.7.2002")) will return 0.0 and 2.5.
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