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I am converting milliseconds in to weeks it works fine
d3.timeFormat('%U')(new Date(d.CreationDate * 1000)) provide me an output for a 1 year for eg.
W-01, W-02, .... W-52.
What if we have there are more than one year it again gives me a W-01 and all. How can we detect if W-01 is from this year and another W-01 is from other year?
Can we customize the time format like below
W-01-2019 or W-01-19
W-01-2020 or W-01-20
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I am converting milliseconds in to weeks it works fine
d3.timeFormat('%U')(new Date(d.CreationDate * 1000)) provide me an output for a 1 year for eg.
W-01, W-02, .... W-52.
What if we have there are more than one year it again gives me a W-01 and all. How can we detect if W-01 is from this year and another W-01 is from other year?
Can we customize the time format like below
W-01-2019 or W-01-19
W-01-2020 or W-01-20
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: