parse_excel_date: Function to parse Microsoft Excel's numeric date.
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parse_excel_date R Documentation
Function to parse Microsoft Excel's numeric date.
Description
Depending on what version of Microsoft Excel, there are two origins used.
Usage
parse_excel_date(x, tz = "UTC", type = "windows")
Arguments
x
Numeric vector.
tz
Time-zone. Default is "UTC".
type
Type of Microsoft Excel date. Can be "windows" or
"os_x_2007".
Value
POSIXct vector.
Author(s)
Stuart K. Grange
See Also
stackoverflow,
unix_time_to_excel_date
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| parse_excel_date | R Documentation |
Function to parse Microsoft Excel's numeric date.
Description
Depending on what version of Microsoft Excel, there are two origins used.
Usage
parse_excel_date(x, tz = "UTC", type = "windows")
Arguments
x |
Numeric vector. |
tz |
Time-zone. Default is |
type |
Type of Microsoft Excel date. Can be |
Value
POSIXct vector.
Author(s)
Stuart K. Grange
See Also
stackoverflow,
unix_time_to_excel_date
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