date.ddmmmyy: Format a Julian date
In date: Functions for handling dates
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
See Also
Examples
Description
Given a vector of Julian dates, this returns them in the form
“10Nov89”, “28Jul54”, etc.
Usage
1
date.ddmmmyy(sdate)
Arguments
sdate
A vector of Julian dates, e.g., as returned by
mdy.date().
Value
A vector of character strings containing the formatted dates.
See Also
Examples
1
date.ddmmmyy(1:10)
Example output
[1] "2Jan60" "3Jan60" "4Jan60" "5Jan60" "6Jan60" "7Jan60" "8Jan60"
[8] "9Jan60" "10Jan60" "11Jan60"
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
Description
Given a vector of Julian dates, this returns them in the form “10Nov89”, “28Jul54”, etc.
Usage
1 | date.ddmmmyy(sdate)
|
Arguments
sdate |
A vector of Julian dates, e.g., as returned by
|
Value
A vector of character strings containing the formatted dates.
See Also
Examples
1 | date.ddmmmyy(1:10)
|
Example output
[1] "2Jan60" "3Jan60" "4Jan60" "5Jan60" "6Jan60" "7Jan60" "8Jan60"
[8] "9Jan60" "10Jan60" "11Jan60"
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