XLS data in the format DMY appear in JMP as MDY after import. How to avoid?
Hi,
I'am struggling to get the porpper format for the date. In xls the column has the format DMY - see example above and I end up with the JMP format MDY. Trying to change the format in the column info window ends with a mess:
Re: XLS data in the format DMY appear in JMP as MDY after import. How to avoid?Hi,
this script based on the given solution (see above) worked fine
// Set data/modelling type for "Process Start Date".
:name("PROCESS Start Date") << data type ("character");
:name("PROCESS Start Date") << data type (Numeric, date, Format("d.m.y"), Input Format("d.m.y"));
//optional
:name("PROCESS Start Date") << modeling type ("ordinal");
Re: XLS data in the format DMY appear in JMP as MDY after import. How to avoid?Wow - Thank you. This worked. I'll try to write this procedure into my script. Many Thanks.
Petra
Re: XLS data in the format DMY appear in JMP as MDY after import. How to avoid?Try this:
- Open the file in JMP.
- Right click on column Process Start Date select Info and change the data type to character, OK
- Right click on column Process Start Date and change to Numeric, continuous, and select date for format,
- select d.m.y then two items will apper in teh info window Format and Input Format. Input format must be d.m.y and you can select any other date formate for Format.
Since I am in the US, the Process Start Date with the periods (.) is read in as character and our format uses slash(/). This worked for me in both JMP14 and JMP 13.
