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I just used pd.to_datetime on a string column and inspected the head of the dataframe and it looked good. Unfortunately, I had german dates (day.month.year) with high days in the first rows. These were converted correctly, but then I got dates (of the next month) with low days and the conversion switched to american style (month.day.year). I would expect that I at least get a warning that the date formats are different or that the first found date format is used for all dates:
I just used
pd.to_datetime
on a string column and inspected the head of the dataframe and it looked good. Unfortunately, I had german dates (day.month.year) with high days in the first rows. These were converted correctly, but then I got dates (of the next month) with low days and the conversion switched to american style (month.day.year). I would expect that I at least get a warning that the date formats are different or that the first found date format is used for all dates:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: