Wrong date format string specified, must use yyyy not YYYY #28
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Explanation... YYYY means year of week yyyy means ordinary calendar year Case in point: 2016/01/01 using YYYY US region considers this week to be in 2016 UK region considers this week to be in 2015 As a result the calendar would display January 2015 incorrectly The reason is straddling days. Some regions say that there must be a minimum number of days straddling a week in the new year to be considered the first week of that new year
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Wrong date format string specified, must use yyyy not YYYY
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Explanation...
YYYY means year of week
yyyy means ordinary calendar year
Case in point: 2016/01/01 using YYYY
US region considers this week to be in 2016
UK region considers this week to be in 2015
As a result the calendar would display January 2015 incorrectly
The reason is straddling days. Some regions say that there must be a minimum number of days straddling a week in the new year to be considered the first week of that new year