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Aquarian27
Calcite | Level 5

Hi

Suppose I have three centuries  i.e. 1800,1900 and 2000 in the data having 2-digit format date. How to read these  with the help of yearcutoff ?

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ballardw
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Is this data all in one file/data set? If so, how do you know which century the date represents? The YEARCUTOFF option pretty much is set up only for distinguishing 19XX to 1999 from 20XX-2099 years. For 1800 you're going to have to provide the century somehow and then use an appropriate date conversion function.

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