mojquarter: Convert dates to publication quarters
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mojquarter R Documentation
Convert dates to publication quarters
Description
Convert dates as a string in "YYYY-MM-DD" format, with arbitrary separators, to either calendar or
financial quarters. N.B. a financial year in the UK starts in April.
Usage
mojquarter(date, type = "c")
Arguments
date
A date as a string in the format "YYYY-MM-DD". Only last two digits for the year is also valid.
type
Either "c" or "f", to specify a calender quarter or a financial quarter. By default, the function outputs a calendar quarter.
Value
A character object.
Examples
mojquarter('2020-03-31', "f") # returns "2019q4"
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Convert dates to publication quarters
Description
Convert dates as a string in "YYYY-MM-DD" format, with arbitrary separators, to either calendar or financial quarters. N.B. a financial year in the UK starts in April.
Usage
mojquarter(date, type = "c")
Arguments
date |
A date as a string in the format "YYYY-MM-DD". Only last two digits for the year is also valid. |
type |
Either "c" or "f", to specify a calender quarter or a financial quarter. By default, the function outputs a calendar quarter. |
Value
A character object.
Examples
mojquarter('2020-03-31', "f") # returns "2019q4"
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