get.date.range: Make string with range of dates (eg. for calibration...

In claus-e-andersen/clanTools: R functions of general use for data analysis and presentation

Make string with range of dates (eg. for calibration certificates)

Description

Compute the range of dates and present results using English months, like "January 01, 2020 – January 31, 2020". If there is only one date, then the output will be something like "January 01, 2020 (one day only)". See also: dayno.calc conv.ref.date dayno.clock.reversed dayno.clock English.months

Example:

get.date.range(x="31-01-2020")

get.date.range(x=c("01-01-2020","01-01-2020"))

get.date.range(x=c("01-01-2020","31-01-2020"))

Usage

get.date.range(x=c("01-01-2020","31-01-2020"))

Arguments

x	vector with dates in the format "31-01-2020".

Value

string with human readable text.

Author(s)

Claus E. Andersen

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