parse_int_date: Parse excel-type integer dates
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parse_int_date R Documentation
Parse excel-type integer dates
Description
Input values are dates represented as the number of days since 1900-01-01 (per Excels 'DATEVALUE' function)
Usage
parse_int_date(x, date_system = c("excel", "excel1904", "matlab"))
Arguments
x
numeric vector of Excel-type date values
date_system
which date system to use
Value
vector of 'Date' values
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Parse excel-type integer dates
Description
Input values are dates represented as the number of days since 1900-01-01 (per Excels 'DATEVALUE' function)
Usage
parse_int_date(x, date_system = c("excel", "excel1904", "matlab"))
Arguments
x |
numeric vector of Excel-type date values |
date_system |
which date system to use |
Value
vector of 'Date' values
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