str_dt_dttm: Get Best Parsing Type for a Date String
In jesse-smith/covidprod: Productivity Metrics for the COVID-19 Response Unit
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/class-date_tbl.R
Description
str_dt_dttm() returns "date" if the string can be parsed as a Date and
contains no time information. It returns "datetime" if the string can be
parsed as a datetime and contains time information. Otherwise, it returns
NA_character_.
Usage
1
Arguments
date
A potential date encoded as a string
Value
"date", "datetime", or NA_character_
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/class-date_tbl.R
Description
str_dt_dttm() returns "date" if the string can be parsed as a Date and
contains no time information. It returns "datetime" if the string can be
parsed as a datetime and contains time information. Otherwise, it returns
NA_character_.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
date |
A potential date encoded as a string |
Value
"date", "datetime", or NA_character_
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