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QUESTION
To have the data script handle the logic and conversion to a date format that is parsable/readable by a QlikSense/QlikView line graph. AKA it needs to be a normal format. (YYYYMMDD, MM/DD/YY, etc.)
Context- All relevant tables to the date is in one table.
- The field the date data is in is called "date", and is successfully referenced in Qliksheets by using
[Date]
ddd
is the Day of the Year.y
is the last digit of the year. The decade is assumed to be 2010s, therefore we can safely add "201" before the digit, giving you the year.Examples of four-digit Julian: 9001 is January 1st, 2019. 9283 is October 10th, 2019
I've been going along the route of simply adding "201" before the first digit of the provided four-digit number, and then calculating the last/next three digits of the four-digit number.
Currently, I haven't even gotten to the calculation part, as I can't even get the string concatenation to work. All my attempts have circulated around the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-10 at 20:24Possible solution is to get the year start date, add the number of days to it and convert to date:
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