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Convert Format Of Date using /
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Sample data
sasq=c(-5844, 0, 7121)
d2=as.Date(sasq, '1960-01-01')
>d2
"1944-01-01" "1960-01-01" "1979-07-01"
But I try to obtain:
"1/1944" "1/1960" "1/1970"
with just MONTH/YEAR and no lead zeros on month
r date sas
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Sample data
sasq=c(-5844, 0, 7121)
d2=as.Date(sasq, '1960-01-01')
>d2
"1944-01-01" "1960-01-01" "1979-07-01"
But I try to obtain:
"1/1944" "1/1960" "1/1970"
with just MONTH/YEAR and no lead zeros on month
r date sas
Your example is not reproducible. Have you tried usingformat()
function? E.g.format(Sys.time(), format = "%m/%Y")
.
– Roman Luštrik
Mar 22 at 22:29
add a comment |
Sample data
sasq=c(-5844, 0, 7121)
d2=as.Date(sasq, '1960-01-01')
>d2
"1944-01-01" "1960-01-01" "1979-07-01"
But I try to obtain:
"1/1944" "1/1960" "1/1970"
with just MONTH/YEAR and no lead zeros on month
r date sas
Sample data
sasq=c(-5844, 0, 7121)
d2=as.Date(sasq, '1960-01-01')
>d2
"1944-01-01" "1960-01-01" "1979-07-01"
But I try to obtain:
"1/1944" "1/1960" "1/1970"
with just MONTH/YEAR and no lead zeros on month
r date sas
r date sas
edited Mar 22 at 22:32
bvowe
asked Mar 22 at 22:21
bvowebvowe
40019
40019
Your example is not reproducible. Have you tried usingformat()
function? E.g.format(Sys.time(), format = "%m/%Y")
.
– Roman Luštrik
Mar 22 at 22:29
add a comment |
Your example is not reproducible. Have you tried usingformat()
function? E.g.format(Sys.time(), format = "%m/%Y")
.
– Roman Luštrik
Mar 22 at 22:29
Your example is not reproducible. Have you tried using
format()
function? E.g. format(Sys.time(), format = "%m/%Y")
.– Roman Luštrik
Mar 22 at 22:29
Your example is not reproducible. Have you tried using
format()
function? E.g. format(Sys.time(), format = "%m/%Y")
.– Roman Luštrik
Mar 22 at 22:29
add a comment |
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d2=format(as.Date(sasq, '1960-01-01'),'%e/%Y')
perfecto! how do i remove leading zero for example instead of 01/ to get 1
– bvowe
Mar 22 at 22:31
@bvowe try%e
.
– Roman Luštrik
Mar 22 at 22:33
As @RomanLuštrik stated it is %e. I have updated my answer.
– Wil
Mar 22 at 22:47
add a comment |
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d2=format(as.Date(sasq, '1960-01-01'),'%e/%Y')
perfecto! how do i remove leading zero for example instead of 01/ to get 1
– bvowe
Mar 22 at 22:31
@bvowe try%e
.
– Roman Luštrik
Mar 22 at 22:33
As @RomanLuštrik stated it is %e. I have updated my answer.
– Wil
Mar 22 at 22:47
add a comment |
d2=format(as.Date(sasq, '1960-01-01'),'%e/%Y')
perfecto! how do i remove leading zero for example instead of 01/ to get 1
– bvowe
Mar 22 at 22:31
@bvowe try%e
.
– Roman Luštrik
Mar 22 at 22:33
As @RomanLuštrik stated it is %e. I have updated my answer.
– Wil
Mar 22 at 22:47
add a comment |
d2=format(as.Date(sasq, '1960-01-01'),'%e/%Y')
d2=format(as.Date(sasq, '1960-01-01'),'%e/%Y')
edited Mar 22 at 22:47
answered Mar 22 at 22:29
WilWil
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perfecto! how do i remove leading zero for example instead of 01/ to get 1
– bvowe
Mar 22 at 22:31
@bvowe try%e
.
– Roman Luštrik
Mar 22 at 22:33
As @RomanLuštrik stated it is %e. I have updated my answer.
– Wil
Mar 22 at 22:47
add a comment |
perfecto! how do i remove leading zero for example instead of 01/ to get 1
– bvowe
Mar 22 at 22:31
@bvowe try%e
.
– Roman Luštrik
Mar 22 at 22:33
As @RomanLuštrik stated it is %e. I have updated my answer.
– Wil
Mar 22 at 22:47
perfecto! how do i remove leading zero for example instead of 01/ to get 1
– bvowe
Mar 22 at 22:31
perfecto! how do i remove leading zero for example instead of 01/ to get 1
– bvowe
Mar 22 at 22:31
@bvowe try
%e
.– Roman Luštrik
Mar 22 at 22:33
@bvowe try
%e
.– Roman Luštrik
Mar 22 at 22:33
As @RomanLuštrik stated it is %e. I have updated my answer.
– Wil
Mar 22 at 22:47
As @RomanLuštrik stated it is %e. I have updated my answer.
– Wil
Mar 22 at 22:47
add a comment |
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Your example is not reproducible. Have you tried using
format()
function? E.g.format(Sys.time(), format = "%m/%Y")
.– Roman Luštrik
Mar 22 at 22:29