How can I convert data format from "datetime" to "year&num" format?

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jee young yoo
jee young yoo le 16 Août 2019
Commenté : Steven Lord le 16 Août 2019
Hi,
It might be easy question,
I have a time series components with variable name "x". eg) 1962-01-02 00:00:00.
How can I convert this format to "196201"? (yyyyww).
I tried use year(x), week(x), but it is difficult to build above "yyyyww" format as I wanted.
Thanks :)

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Shunichi Kusano
Shunichi Kusano le 16 Août 2019
Hi, jee.
"w" must be in uppercase, "W".
This is a sample code.
x(1) = datetime("1984-03-02 00:00:00");
x(2) = datetime("2019-08-16 01:01:01");
datetime(year(x), month(x), day(x), 'Format', 'yyyyWW')
hope this helps.
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jee young yoo
jee young yoo le 16 Août 2019
Thanks for your kind explanation..!
Steven Lord
Steven Lord le 16 Août 2019
You don't need to create a new datetime to change the Format. Just set the Format property of the existing datetime.
>> x(1) = datetime("1984-03-02 00:00:00");
>> x(2) = datetime("2019-08-16 01:01:01");
>> x.Format = 'yyyyWW'
x =
1×2 datetime array
198401 201903
If you created a new datetime to trim the hour, minute, and second data so each represents midnight on its date, you can do that with dateshift. I changed x's Format back to the default first. I'm creating a new datetime array solely so you can compare before shifting and after shifting.
>> x.Format = 'default';
>> y = dateshift(x, 'start', 'day')
y =
1×2 datetime array
02-Mar-1984 00:00:00 16-Aug-2019 00:00:00

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