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DateObject granularity conversion
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Is there a way to convert the DateObject whose FullForm is:
date1 = DateObject[List[2019,9,14,0,0,0],"Instant","Gregorian",-7.`]
into the following DateObject:
date2 = DateObject[List[2019,9,14],"Day","Gregorian",-7.`]
My list has DateObjects with "Instant" granularity, but I need to use Cases to pick out elements from the same day. I seem to have missed in the documentation how to do this... Thanks for any advice.
date-and-time conversion
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Is there a way to convert the DateObject whose FullForm is:
date1 = DateObject[List[2019,9,14,0,0,0],"Instant","Gregorian",-7.`]
into the following DateObject:
date2 = DateObject[List[2019,9,14],"Day","Gregorian",-7.`]
My list has DateObjects with "Instant" granularity, but I need to use Cases to pick out elements from the same day. I seem to have missed in the documentation how to do this... Thanks for any advice.
date-and-time conversion
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Is there a way to convert the DateObject whose FullForm is:
date1 = DateObject[List[2019,9,14,0,0,0],"Instant","Gregorian",-7.`]
into the following DateObject:
date2 = DateObject[List[2019,9,14],"Day","Gregorian",-7.`]
My list has DateObjects with "Instant" granularity, but I need to use Cases to pick out elements from the same day. I seem to have missed in the documentation how to do this... Thanks for any advice.
date-and-time conversion
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Is there a way to convert the DateObject whose FullForm is:
date1 = DateObject[List[2019,9,14,0,0,0],"Instant","Gregorian",-7.`]
into the following DateObject:
date2 = DateObject[List[2019,9,14],"Day","Gregorian",-7.`]
My list has DateObjects with "Instant" granularity, but I need to use Cases to pick out elements from the same day. I seem to have missed in the documentation how to do this... Thanks for any advice.
date-and-time conversion
date-and-time conversion
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DateObject itself can be used for this:
date1 // FullForm
DateObject[List[2019,9,14,0,0,0],"Instant","Gregorian",-7.`]
DateObject[date1, "Day"] // FullForm
DateObject[List[2019,9,14],"Day","Gregorian",-7.`]
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DateObject itself can be used for this:
date1 // FullForm
DateObject[List[2019,9,14,0,0,0],"Instant","Gregorian",-7.`]
DateObject[date1, "Day"] // FullForm
DateObject[List[2019,9,14],"Day","Gregorian",-7.`]
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DateObject itself can be used for this:
date1 // FullForm
DateObject[List[2019,9,14,0,0,0],"Instant","Gregorian",-7.`]
DateObject[date1, "Day"] // FullForm
DateObject[List[2019,9,14],"Day","Gregorian",-7.`]
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DateObject itself can be used for this:
date1 // FullForm
DateObject[List[2019,9,14,0,0,0],"Instant","Gregorian",-7.`]
DateObject[date1, "Day"] // FullForm
DateObject[List[2019,9,14],"Day","Gregorian",-7.`]
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DateObject itself can be used for this:
date1 // FullForm
DateObject[List[2019,9,14,0,0,0],"Instant","Gregorian",-7.`]
DateObject[date1, "Day"] // FullForm
DateObject[List[2019,9,14],"Day","Gregorian",-7.`]
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