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| − | In many places like when [[Adding Columns to an Object|adding a date column to an object]] or creating [[Filters|filters]] it's possible to select a date part (YEAR, MONTH, DAY, TRIMESTER, ...) or combinations between them to be used. | + | In many places, like when [[Adding Columns to an Object|adding a date column to an object]] or creating [[Filters|filters]], it's possible to select a date part (YEAR, MONTH, DAY, TRIMESTER, ...) or combinations between them to be used. |
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| − | The data type of a column is defined in the | + | The data type of a column is defined in the datasource creation, see [[Input Data Format]]. |
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Latest revision as of 14:32, 30 September 2022
The Date data type consists of a sequence that represents a date with day, month and year with numbers and separators (ex.: 01/01/2013 or 2013/01/01).
In many places, like when adding a date column to an object or creating filters, it's possible to select a date part (YEAR, MONTH, DAY, TRIMESTER, ...) or combinations between them to be used.
The data type of a column is defined in the datasource creation, see Input Data Format.