datestr_format: formatting datastr table to string.

In hmito/hmRLib: Helper library for numerical analysis with R

formatting datastr table to string.

Description

formatting datastr by using datestr_to_ymd and ymd_to_datestr

Usage

datestr_format(
  datestr,
  dateformat = "%Y.%M.%D",
  range_sep = "-",
  na.fill = "?",
  mode = "full",
  Date.beg = NULL,
  Date.end = NULL,
  strict = TRUE,
  use.range = TRUE,
  use.jpera = TRUE,
  use.exceldate = FALSE,
  exceldate.origin = as.Date("1904-01-01")
)

Arguments

datestr	target character or sequence of character.
dateformat	output format with Y, M, D, y, m, d
range_sep	separation of range if ymd is range format.
na.fill	filled character for missing element.
mode	determining data filling mode = c("full","maximum","compact","short","minimum"). see detail.
Date.beg	potentially start date; used for validation and estimation.
Date.end	potentially end date; used for validation and estimation.
strict	return NA if read str is out of Date.beg-Date.end range
use.range	Allow range date format
use.jpera	Allow Japanese era case (e.g., R2.4.5 or 令和3年4月11日).
use.exceldate	Allow to check the value which is originally excel date but occationally transformed to normal value.
exceldate.origin	Origin of excel date. In default, it is 1900-01-01 if the file is originally created on Windows and 1904-01-01 on Mac.

Details

format of each mode is like the following. maximum: always range mode e.g., 2012.03.04-2012.03.04 2023.04.05-2023.05.06 full (default): range mode is used only when beg and end is different e.g., 2012.03.04 2023.04.05-2023.05.06 compact: range mode remove duplicating information e.g., 2023.04.05-05.06 2023.04.?? minimum: (information loss can occur depending on dateformat) remove NA and duplicating info e.g., 2023.04-05 dateformat can use the following special characters. (percent)Yj(at): NOT WORKING (percent)YJ(at): NOT WORKING (percent)Y(at): YYYY年 (percent)y(at): YY年 (percent)M(at): MM月 (percent)m(at): M月 (percent)D(at): DD日 (percent)d(at): D日 (percent)Y: YYYY (percent)y: YY (percent)M: MM (percent)m: M (percent)D: DD (percent)d: D

Value

transformed str

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