Hi Richard,
Thanks for your answer. I had been looking at the csv exported data in Excel
and it looked right.
I opened the csv file in a plain text editor and it was as you said, the data
was already in date format. Formatting the Column and re-exporting the csv
file corrected my issue.
M
On 2016/08/17 4:54 AM, Aaron Paul wrote:
Greetings,
I’m importing a csv file into a newly created table with .import. One of the
columns contain a numerical tag which sometimes resembles a date (example
08-17).
These are not dates, but the .import is converting 08-17 into 17-Aug
The odd t
On 8/16/16, Aaron Paul wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I’m importing a csv file into a newly created table with .import. One of
> the columns contain a numerical tag which sometimes resembles a date
> (example 08-17).
>
> These are not dates, but the .import is converting 08-17 into 17-Aug
No it's not.
Greetings,
I’m importing a csv file into a newly created table with .import. One of the
columns contain a numerical tag which sometimes resembles a date (example
08-17).
These are not dates, but the .import is converting 08-17 into 17-Aug
The odd thing is it is doing this even when the date
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