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--date-format '%d/%m/%Y' not working #111
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Hmm.... Looks like --date-format is only used when parsing input, and
doesn't affect the output format. To support the output format, we'll need
to add another option to do that.
Thanks
…On Sat, May 22, 2021 at 2:22 AM SiliconKite ***@***.***> wrote:
I have a CSV with data as follows:
F. VALOR,CATEGORIA,SUBCATEGORIA,DESCRIPCION,COMENTARIO,IMPORTE
15/05/2021,Vehiculo y transporte,Parking y garaje,Pago en SERVEIS AMBIENTALS DE CASCASTELLDEFELSES,,-2.1
14/05/2021,Vehiculo y transporte,Transporte publico,Pago en ACCIONA MOTOSHARING ALCOBENDAS ES,,-3.46
14/05/2021,Ocio y viajes,Ocio y viajes (otros),Pago en BICING BARCELONA ES,,-0.35
14/05/2021,Ocio y viajes,Cafeterias y restaurantes,Pago en SHAGANS SL BARCELONA ES,,-35
This is day/month/year
I can run reckon with no date modifier, it kind of picks it up
automatically, but the output format is on %Y/%m/%d. If I use %d/%m/%Y, I
get the following error:
I'm having trouble parsing with the desired format: %d/%m/%Y
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I am having a similar issue however the issue is with correctly parsing input with this date format (I dont mind if output is ymd). |
This is fixed in reckon-0.8.0 |
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I have a CSV with data as follows:
This is day/month/year
I can run reckon with no date modifier, it kind of picks it up automatically, but the output format is on %Y/%m/%d. If I use %d/%m/%Y, I get the following error:
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