find_start_date: Identify Start Date of Timeseries
In cvoter/CSLSiso: Lake Water Budget Using Stable Isotopes
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/timeseries_functions.R
Description
Identifies the starting date of a monthly timeseries (forced to the 1st of
the month)
Usage
1
find_start_date(date_vector, all_days = FALSE)
Arguments
date_vector
vector with dates in timeseries
all_days
logical defaults to FALSE to indicate that timeseries does
not need to include values for every day within the month,
set to TRUE to force this behavior.
Value
- start_date
first useable date in the timeseries (rounded to the first
of the month)
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/timeseries_functions.R
Description
Identifies the starting date of a monthly timeseries (forced to the 1st of the month)
Usage
1 | find_start_date(date_vector, all_days = FALSE)
|
Arguments
date_vector |
vector with dates in timeseries |
all_days |
logical defaults to FALSE to indicate that timeseries does not need to include values for every day within the month, set to TRUE to force this behavior. |
Value
- start_date
first useable date in the timeseries (rounded to the first of the month)
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