format_yw {dint}

Coerce and Format to Year-Isoweek Strings

Description

Coerce and Format to Year-Isoweek Strings

Usage

format_yw(x, w = NULL, format = "%Y-W%V")

Arguments

x, w

Two integer (vectors). w is optional and the interpretation of x will depend on whether w is supplied or not:

• if only x is supplied, x will be passed to as_date_yw() (e.g. x = 201604 means 4th isoweek of 2016)

• if x and w are supplied, x is interpreted as year and w as week.

format

A format that uses a subset of the same placeholders as base::strptime():

⁠%Y⁠	Year with century (the full year)
⁠%y⁠	Year without century (the last two digits of the year)
⁠%m⁠	Month as a decimal numbers (01-12)
⁠%B⁠	Full month name
⁠%b⁠	Abbreviated month name
⁠%V⁠	Week of the year as decimal number (01-53) as defined in ISO8601

Not all placeholders are supported for all date_xx subclasses. Literal "%" can be escaped with "%%" (as in base::sprintf()).

Value

a character vector

Formatting shorthands

Format shorthand functions in the form of ⁠format_y*_[preset]()⁠ directly apply formatting presets to anything that can be coerced to a date_xx. This is notably handy as they can be used as a labeling function for ggplot2 axes (see vignette("dint"))

See Also

format.date_yw()

Other coerce and format functions: format_ym(), format_yq()

Examples

format_yw(2015, 5)
format_yw(201505, format = "%Y.%V")
format_yw(as_date_yw(201505), format = "%y.%V")