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The calendar object should hold the days-in-base value to compute the period in years. And bizdayseq is a short cut to current days equivalence.
bizdayseq <- function(dates, curd) { dates <- as.Date(dates) bizdays(dates, dates+curd) } bizyears <- function(from, to) bizdays(from, to)/252 bizyearseq <- function(dates, curd) bizdayseq(dates, curd)/252
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The calendar object should hold the days-in-base value to compute the period in years.
And bizdayseq is a short cut to current days equivalence.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: